Simple Sudoku is an ideal free proposal for those who tried to convince themselves to combine with the appropriate arrangement of digits in a special grid, but never had the patience to this mental entertainment. Thanks to the system of hints and facilitations, filling the fields is no longer annoying, but really enjoyable. Unless we exaggerate in the other direction, because then the game will bored us.

The rules of the game will of course be well known to those interested in the subject. A grid of 9 squares of 9 fields to be filled with numbers from 1 to 9 appears to the eyes. Some of the digits are immediately in their place, and the remaining ones have to be entered in such a way that in each column, row and single square no digit will be repeated.

Production offers several levels of difficulty, generates successive sets of digits randomly, and to this we get, among other things, a system of hints, if someone does not cope here very well. Apart from tools facilitating the understanding of the current situation in frames, such as highlighting selected digits, tags or blocking the entry of a given digit, if it cannot be saved in the field, we also have the option of rewriting sudoku from, for example, a newspaper in the game. Of course, there was no shortage of useful possibilities to print out the sets to be solved somewhere on the move or during a coffee break at work.

The producer of the game has prepared two packages of additional, more difficult layouts to download for free. They are available on the Simple Sudoku website.