AutoSudoku
AutoSudoku
AutoSudoku is a Microsoft Windows® virtual board for the popular game of Sudoku
that is published on major daily newspapers, magazines and booklets. Sudoku is also
used in the classroow, as a tool to stimulate logical and spatial thinking in kids and
to interest them in math.
AutoSudoku helps you play and solve games, save game files, and even print a Sudoku
board. To find out how, please navigate down this page as we show you the rules
of the game and how to play it with AutoSudoku. Images shown are reduced size AutoSudoku
screenshots.
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Empty Board
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The Sudoku board is a square divided into 9 major squares
(dark and light backgrounds) that are each subdivided
into 9 smaller Cell squares.
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Given Cell Values
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Games start with a number of Given (pre-assigned) cells,
usually in a symmetrical arrangement. All games in Auto Sudoku's
library are symmetric, but the software solves all kinds of games.
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Cell Neighborhood
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The value of a cell cannot be reused on other cells in its neighborhood (Cells that
are located on the same column, row, or major square).
Right click on a cell in Auto Sudoku to hilight all its neighbors.
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A Solved Game
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A game is solved when all cells are correctly assigned.
As you assign cells, Auto Sudoku solves the remaining unassigned
cells. You select the amount of information you want
displayed about the cells solved by Auto Sudoku.
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Next Page
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Or jump to:
Assigning Cells, Using the Mouse, Game Library;
Progress Bar, Bad Values, Impossible and Solved Cells;
Menu Commands and Dialogs;
Summary of Library Games.
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Try it!
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Download the trial version of Auto Sudoku.
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Auto FreeCell
