Sudoku Puzzles

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Spectrum originated from the classic Sudoku puzzles that have entertained and challenged countless people from around the world. Just as Scrabble evolved from the classic crossword puzzle, Spectrum has already developed a life of its own. Spectrum consists of three distinct games, two of which have a significant alternative method of play. Three Games in One: Spectrum Solitaire, Team Spectrum & Spectrum Challenge.

Normally $9.99, you save $6.04

The multiplayer Sudoku Board Game is based on the addictive Sudoku puzzle craze. In a race against the timer, copy a Sudoku puzzle onto the wipe-off board and attempt to complete it. Place a number correctly to score points - but remember, you may have to justify your choice. This game provides 200 Sudoku puzzles to get you started, but the game is compatible with puzzles set in the major newspapers and Sudoku books.

Includes 100 game cards with 200 puzzles, wipe-off game board, 5 wipe-off markers, cloth, sand timer, instructions and solutions booklet. For 1 to 4 players.

Normally $34.99, you save $3.8

This is the nicest wooden Sudoku board game that we have seen. The wood board is beautifully finished with pull-out drawers and comes with 2 sided playing pieces. Players can't resist this addictive strategy challenge, and now we've made it even easier for the whole family to enjoy. This game can be played individually, competitively, as well as in a group setting. Sudoku is recommended by many teachers as an exercise in logical reasoning. Every puzzle has a single, unique solution. Enjoy!

3-D Sudokube. Newspaper Sudoku not tough enough for you? You show-off. Try solving the Sudokube®, the evil spawn of a rogue Rubik's Cube® and a wayward Sudoku maiden. You twist away at the 2" x 2" black-and-white plastic cube, until each of the (6) sides displays digits 1 through 9. Extra credit if they're all in the right order with the numbers facing the same way. Only took us 12 minutes, but we used a hacksaw and some epoxy. Packaging says it's "For Ages Over 5." Right.

Normally $21.99, you save $12.5

The New York Times Touch Screen SuDoku contains more than 800 puzzles, all selected by world-renowned puzzle expert, Will Shortz.

You can get it second-hand for $9.80

Sudoku - it's the number puzzle that has become an international hit. Copy a puzzle onto the game board. Now try to fill in the empty spaces with numbers from one through nine. Each number must appear only once in every row, column and square. The numbers fit into the grid with no mess with colorful player markers. Includes a zippered attache case, 81 number tiles, 160 player markers in four colors, code number markers, starter markers, a cloth storage pouch, 100 puzzles, storage bag, sand timer, solutions and instructions. For 1 to 4 players.

Normally $10.59, you save $2.59

Build spatial reasoning, problem solving and patterning skills the fun way with this great hands-on game. Everything you need to complete 10 challenging Sudoku puzzles with colorful Unifix Cubes. Simply use the cubes to cover the board so that each row, each column and each 3 x 2 box contains one each of the six colors. Includes 36 genuine Unifix Cubes, 10 full-color game boards and an answer key. Boards increase in difficulty. Hours of fun for ages 7 and up.

Normally $19.99, you save $19.74

One of today's hottest crazes is Sudoku, an addictive numbers game. Carol Vorderman, a popular author of many Sudoku books, explains Sudoku for beginners with engaging tutorials and strategies with challenges for advanced players. The DVD game offers an immersive way to play Sudoku alone or with multiple players, and eliminates the need for checking the answers. Includes hundreds of Sudoku puzzles with three different levels of difficulty.

Normally $71.29, you save $24.34

Sudoku is the addictive logic game where players have to fill out a 9 x 9 grid so that each column and row has the numbers 1 through 9, without any duplicates. Now anyone can play the game with this handsome Wooden Sudoku game board. Simply place the two inch tiles along the board to form and complete each puzzle. When the game is done, a bottom drawer opens to reveal a neat way to store the sudoku tiles.