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Sudoku Fever

Review

Solve unlimited logic puzzles across four grid sizes and difficulty levels with helpful tools like pencil marks and error highlighting.

Sudoku Fever for Game Boy Advance was published by Global Star Software in 2006; no earlier release of this exact version exists.


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Released
2006
Genre
Perspective
Top-down
Size
1.13 MB
Rating
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Developer

About Sudoku Fever

Sudoku Fever is a Game Boy Advance title dedicated to the number placement puzzle. It provides a substantial quantity of puzzles across four distinct grid dimensions, ranging from a compact 4x4 layout up to the conventional 9x9 size. The challenge can be adjusted through a selection of four difficulty settings.

During gameplay, several tools are available to assist the player. These include the ability to mark potential numbers with pencil notes and a feature that highlights incorrect entries. The interface supports undoing and redoing moves, along with saving and restoring a puzzle's state. Customization extends to visual and audio elements, such as choosing different background displays and symbol sets, and toggling sound and music.

Beyond playing the included puzzles, the software offers a solver function. This allows users to input and solve puzzles from external sources. For those seeking assistance, certain automatic solving options are also integrated into the system.

Sudoku Fever Screenshots

6 images
Main Menu
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Sudoku Solver