What are some games that benefit focus and concentration? It is fast because you can simply finish the puzzle within minutes. Everything starts from your decision to choose the level to be as challenging for your ‘exercise’ and your needs. Then until today, the game itself has been advanced into many forms and various ways for grid sheets to play.Īnother point after the simple rules applied for this game is that Sudoku, known to be a brain game, is that it can be quick and there are no fixed rules on whether you need to finish some levels. This is why many people choose to play this game as one of their escape routes on their long trips. Aside from that, there are no specific rules such as languages or complex rules to finish it. The popularity can be seen as people were playing this game on the train as they commuted after work. Sudoku games are popular in Japan as they are pretty handy and easy to play on the go. How did the Sudoku game become one of the most popular brain games? Then later as it appeared in Japan, the name Sudoku was registered as a trademark. It was created by a retired architect and a freelance puzzle maker named Howard Garns. However, the first modern versions of this popular number puzzle were first published in Dell Magazines in 1979 as the “Number Place”. Well, it might not be claimed right as the very first start of Sudoku fame.
Sounds like you have heard this kind of rule around? There are only numbers 1-9 and you can only use it once. The number puzzle consists of 9x9 squares that are divided into rows, columns, and diagonals. It appeared back then in Japan in 1984 and the name Sudoku is a short name from Japanese expressions that means “the digits are limited to one occurrence.” Before it landed in Japan, there were a number of puzzles that were pretty much the same as the modern Sudoku we know from Japan back then in 1895 in a French newspaper. However, truth to be told from the history, this puzzle game wasn’t originally invented by Japan. You might be familiar with Sudoku, one of Japan's favorite puzzle games.
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