Maths Games and Puzzles: Even Odd Sudoku Puzzles - 100 Large Print Brain Puzzles: Sudoku Books for Adults, cartea 7

When people think of Sudoku puzzles, they are probably thinking of a computer program that makes use of a grid to place numbers on it. But what is Sudoku really? It is a Japanese game that was created by Yuji Okamoto as a means of educational use. The basic concept is that players are allowed to place numbers onto the grid in order to form patterns. This then leads them to finding a single number that is always found next to another even number, which is required to find the last digit.
There are Even Odd Sudoku puzzles that focus on finding one odd number next to another even number. While many people do not like the idea of dealing with numbers, others find the solution to be very simple. The more difficult Odd Sudoku puzzles require more thinking than the easiest Sudoku puzzles and can be frustrating at times. For instance, many people find that it is not so hard to figure out that odd numbers go next to each other and there are not too many odd numbers in a row or column. This is where the number patterns come into play.
Try out Odd Sudoku for yourself to see how easy it is to find the patterns only you can find.