Sudoku Relax

[h2] [b] Sudoku Relax [/b] is a nicely presented and easy to use Sudoku challenge which is relaxing to play but ultimately it becomes too easy to play and lacks challenge. [/h2] My main gripe with [b] Sudoku Relax [/b] is that there is no punishment for getting numbers wrong so if you want to there is nothing to stop you from entering numbers until the number populates and you then know it is correct. Obviously, I didn't do this, but the option is there and what I found is because there is no penalty and/or it doesn't let you enter incorrect numbers then it just became too easy, even on the difficult levels. The way I play the game is I start with number one and use the pencil option to mark where one could go on the grid, then repeat with two through to nine. Sometimes, this results in single numbers left so I know they are correct and often it results in two or more numbers showing. If there are two numbers showing and you are stuck on the grid then you can just try one of those numbers and if it is correct it will populate but if it is wrong it just doesn't let you populate the number, so you know it is the other one. For me, this took away all the challenge because once I ha…

This is a good beginner sudoku game Works great with a controller Looks and sounds nice Unfortunately you can't missplace numbers, the game won't let you and there's no option to turn this off.

After a surprisingly long wait, the Steam port of Sudoku Relax is finally here and freed from the Switch prison it was stuck in. Whilst it's visuals are not quite as polished nor its settings as comprehensive as the previously released Sudoku Classic, what's here is still a delightfully presented edition of the classic logic puzzle. It being on PC means we also have keyboard and/or mouse controls available in addition to controller support, which makes for some very comfortable solving indeed. This series was always one of my favourites on the Switch and still is, honestly, so I'm very much looking forward to picking up the sequels when they get ported over as well. RuckyGames make the finest modern sudoku games out there for consoles and PC, in my opinion. The combo of interesting puzzles and excellent presentation with clean intuitive UI puts it above a lot of other choices available on the market today. Obviously, you're not going to be super challenged if you prefer the (in my opinion, excessive) variants shared by the popular YouTube channel Cracking The Cryptic, but that's precisely why they have their own games available for you - to me, those ones are too difficult out o…

Absolutely

The screen effects are annoying. Particularly in fullscreen. And or are close to the screen. I putsted it into small screen mode, and used controller, and sack' (sat) back a bit, and it was somewhat more paltable on the eyes more or less. However this game has various design flaws, unfinished business, and various exitential issues. And objective game design issues. And the music distracting. You can just mute the sounds. But the eye harassment of the lame visuals on bothsides of the screen takes away from the experience, turning the easiest puzzels into a naseuating, uncomfertable experience. This is not relaxing, or Relaxing Sudoko, instead it is tense, or Tense Sudoko. That is sickly. I do not like this game, yet i like Suduko but not this version of it. This is one of the worst versions of Suduko i have played. When i switch to Xbox controller, it still shows keyboard bindings for all the mechanisms on the screen. You can use controller, but it is unfinished game. Not worth buying. If you puts it into a smaller window the visuals are temporairly paltable to a certain extent, or it is less glaring than fullscreen, however, in the game, you are allowed to cheat, this is Sudo…