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Sudoku Z is a freeware, a Windows application, specially built for Windows XP.
However, it shouldn't be any problem running it in older version of Windows as well.
The program creates sudoku puzzles for you to solve.
It can also help you to analyze a puzzle.
You can print out a puzzle, you can load and save it.
You can even enter an external puzzle from a magazine to play in Sudoku Z.
All care has been taken to ensure this software's accuracy. However, the author of the program is not responsible for any damage or losses of any kind caused by the use or misuse of the software. |
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Sudoku Z has 1,000,000 different puzzles, each one divided into five difficulty levels:
If you get stuck and need some help or just want to assure that you are on the right track, Sudoku Z offers you some hints. There are three different levels of hinting to choose between. The first level just checks that you haven't made any mistakes. If you have, it will show you one of them. Next hint level will also show you a cell to focus on. The third hint level will not only show you that cell, it will also reveal the number to place there. Sometimes when trying to solve the puzzle, it's convenient to add some notes during the process. Sudoku Z allows you to tag each empty cell with possible numbers.
Sudoku Z keeps the statistics for each difficulty level, the best time and the average time spent on solving the puzzle. It's not always that you can bring a computer. Therefore, Sudoku Z allows you to print the puzzle on paper. |
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Sudoku Z has an analysis mode, in which you can:
When creating your own puzzle, Sudoku Z can show you cells that are redundant (in purple). I.e. the puzzle will still remain valid, if one of the marked cells is removed. It will also show you all possible numbers in each cell. Numbers that are certain are highlighted in blue. I.e. you can logically determine that this is the correct number in this cell. There are some enclosed puzzles that you can load. One group of really hard puzzles is called 'Madly evil'. Another group is called 'Patterns'. In this latter group of puzzles, the numbers are formed in a nice symmetrical pattern. |
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