Sudoku Panda: 6x6, 16x16 grids and letters
In Sudoku Panda you fill in the fields according to the rules of Sudoku and go from a 6x6 lesson to large 16x16 boards. Logic is needed here: every puzzle can be solved without guesswork, and there is also a daily puzzle, three tasks per day and a store with board themes and funny hats.
How to start on a 6x6 grid
First take a friendly lesson on a small grid. Then put the numbers so that in each row, column and block each number occurs once. Notes and tips help you not to rush when the field is already half filled.
How boards and letters grow
The game has seven levels, and then the fields open up to 16x16. On larger grids, letters are added to the numbers. Every day there is a fresh puzzle waiting for you, three tasks a day and a store with board themes and funny hats, but it's still Sudoku.
How many mistakes can a party tolerate?
Three mistakes complete the board. On 16x16 grids you put letters instead of some numbers, but the rows, columns and blocks are still filled in according to the same rules as in Sudoku Classic. Each incorrect number immediately counts towards errors.