Sudoku is a very easy game to play!
The 81 squares box is divided into 9 smaller, 3x3, squares.
Your goal is to fill each 3x3 Sudoku square with the digits 1-9 in a way
that doesn't break any of the following rules:
Each digit (1-9) can appear only once in each 3x3 square.
Each digit can appear only once in every 9 squares row.
Each digit can appear only once in every 9 squares column.
A Sudoku board can seem very confusing at first, and
its not always easy to figure out where to begin.
The best thing you can do to get started, is to start solving for each
of the numbers one by one,
starting with..you guessed it
No. 8
see if you can find the missing 8?
You'd be surprised at how easy it will be to start filling the
Sudoku board once you ignore all of the
distractions and focus on a single digit each time!
2. Focus on a single 3x3 square
The Sudoku board has 9 3x3 squares (check the section for a clearer explanation)
See if you can find a 3x3 square that has only 1 or 2 empty cells, it should be fairly easy
to find the missing digits in most cases!
3. Focus on an entire row or column
When you finally realize that each Sudoku row and each column should also contains the numbers 1 to 9,
You'll soon find plenty of opportunities to fill in a missing number or two in a
given row or column.
You'r game will advanced much faster, and soon ennough you'll be moving to more challenging levels.
