TELEGRAPH SUDOKU & KAKURO (2010)
Description
Experience a comprehensive collection of number-based puzzles inspired by the well-known Telegraph series, presented in a modern digital format. This title offers a substantial amount of content, featuring a total of 500 puzzles distributed across several distinct puzzle types. The variety ensures extended engagement and consistent challenge for players of different skill levels.
Game Modes
- Sudoku: Traditional 9x9 grids are included, offering four levels of difficulty that range from beginner-friendly to highly challenging.
- Mini-Sudoku: A simplified version using 6x6 grids, designed for quicker sessions or less experienced players.
- Sudoku-X: A variation of the classic format where, in addition to standard rules, both main diagonals must also contain all numbers from 1 to 9 without repetition.
- Jigsaw Sudoku: A modified 9x9 format where regions are irregularly shaped instead of standard square boxes, requiring a different logical approach.
- Kakuro: A numerical crossword-style puzzle that emphasizes addition and logical deduction.
Gameplay Features
The game is designed to provide many hours of continuous play. Its interface is structured to replicate and enhance the traditional pen-and-paper puzzle-solving experience while maintaining ease of use through intuitive controls.
- Tracking of best completion times through a dedicated Hall of Fame system.
- Interactive hint functionality to assist players when progress becomes difficult.
- Automatic saving during gameplay, allowing puzzles to be paused and resumed at any moment without loss of progress.
Additional Information
This product includes a licensed digital download, permitting installation on up to two console systems and two portable systems linked to the purchasing account. Usage of the software is governed by the PlayStation Network Terms of Service and User Agreement. Users must accept these conditions prior to purchase or use.
All rights reserved. Developed by SANUK GAMES SARL and distributed under sublicense by Sony Computer Entertainment America.
Our Verdict
Telegraph Sudoku & Kakuro offers a solid collection of number puzzles for fans of the genre. With over 500 puzzles across multiple variations, including Sudoku, Kakuro, and mini-games, it promises hours of brain-teasing fun. The game’s intuitive controls and helpful hints make it easy for both beginners and seasoned players to dive right in. Whether you're into classic Sudoku grids, Jigsaw Sudoku, or the more challenging Kakuro puzzles, there’s plenty to keep you entertained.
However, the game doesn't bring anything particularly innovative or fresh to the table. If you’re a casual player who enjoys number puzzles, it’s definitely worth a try. But for hardcore puzzle enthusiasts, the lack of deeper complexity or new gameplay features may feel limiting. Overall, it’s a decent option, but not a must-have.