Sudoku
The origin of Sudoku game can be traced back to the "Latin Square" proposed by the Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler in the 18th century. It was later developed into a number puzzle game by an American mathematician and eventually became the Sudoku game we know today in Japan.
The rules of Sudoku game are simple, but the process of solving the puzzle is interesting and requires logical reasoning. It is a great brain training game.
Sudoku Game Rules
The rules of Sudoku game are as follows:
- Each Sudoku game consists of 9 3x3 grids, with each grid divided into 9 cells, making a total of 81 cells.
- Each cell contains a number ranging from 1 to 9, and each number can only appear once in each grid.
- The numbers in each grid must not repeat.
- The numbers in each row must not repeat.
- The numbers in each column must not repeat.
Sudoku Game Instructions
The instructions for playing Sudoku game are as follows:
- Click on an empty cell and use the keyboard to enter a number. Enter 0 or use the Backspace key to clear a number.
- Click on the "Restart this Game" button to clear all the numbers you have entered and start over.
- Click on the "New Game" button to start a new game.
- Click on the "Pause" button to pause the game.
- Click on the "Resume" button to resume the game.