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Are you ready for some fresh new flavors of Sudoku? Sudoku Soup is loaded with 107 nutritious puzzles featuring eighteen different variations of Sudoku, each combined with care by master Sudoku chefs.
Sudoku Soup is a tasty buffet of puzzles certain to sate your Sudoku appetite and please your puzzle palate.
The puzzles include a number of variations, including Cheese, Crackers, Spaghetti & Meatballs, Cashews, Peanuts, Shrimp, Clams, Cherries and Pears, as well as bonus puzzles in the styles of our other books.
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Take a new and curious turn in your Sudoku journey in Sudoku in Wonderland, from Sudoku-USA. Sudoku in Wonderland contains over 100 new Sudoku variations, ranging in difficulty from easy to quite vexing.
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Sudoku Atlantis takes you on an epic journey through over 100 Sudoku variations. The puzzles range from easy to hard as your narrator describes the last days of Atlantis. All puzzles are based on the 1-9 logic puzzles of a normal Sudoku, but each puzzle has some variation to it – islands floating in the sea, peaks and valleys where only certain digits can be placed, patches where the digits are taken from the puzzle for you to place back in. Find your way through the mystery of Atlantis as you solve the puzzles.
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A Trividoku is a blend of Sudoku and Trivia. As with a regular Sudoku puzzle, you have a nine by nine grid of spaces. To solve the puzzle you need to fill in each space with a digit 1 - 9 so that each row, column and 3 x 3 box contains exactly one of each digit. Every puzzle also starts with about twenty "givens". These are the digits in the puzzle that help make it so that the puzzle can be filled in with a correct solution.
With a Trividoku, we take out nine of the given digits and replace them with Trivia matches from a variety of different topics.
Trividoku #1 and Trividoku #2 are available on Amazon.com
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Sudoku Islands takes regular 9 x 9 and adds in the Island twist. Just like in a regular Sudoku puzzle, the digits 1 - 9 each appear exactly once in each row, column and 3 x 3 box. On top of each puzzle grid you’ll also see four “Islands” floating. Each Island also has 1 - 9 appearing uniquely in each of its nine grey squares.