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Wordoku follows the same basic principles as sudoku, except that solvers fill the grid with nine letters. Under each grid, the letters for that puzzle appear. This book includes puzzles.
Presents a combination of wordplay and logic. This title contains crosswords.
Love sudoku? Here are 100 brainbenders from one of puzzledom's top creators, gathered in one extremely attractive package.
Sending a telegram to puzzle lovers: get ready, because this collection is the greatest thing to happen to sudoku yet! With millions of fans of the original 9x9 number puzzles, there’s always a huge audience waiting with pencils poised for the newest development in the form. This fun and challenging word game variation follows all the traditional sudoku rules, except for one thing: every row, column, and square in the completed grid is also an anagram--so it takes a little extra smarts to finish solving. Cleverly constructed by two of the best puzzle creators in the business, this is sure to be the next sudoku-based hit.
Two great brain games come together in one smart package--and the result is a brilliant blend of logical thinking and linguistics. Stupendous SCRABBLE Sudoku--the follow-up to the fantastically successful SCRABBLE-doku--is the inspiration of puzzle powerhouses Frank Longo and Peter Gordon, and they’ve created the highest possible quality puzzling experience. Just fill out each partially completed sudoku puzzle with letters, using each letter only once in every row, column, and boxed-in area. When the puzzle’s done, a legitimate SCRABBLE word will be revealed. It’s a smart way for solvers to stretch their mental muscles...and learn some SCRABBLE vocabulary, too!
SCRABBLE meets sudoku! These 7 x 7 squares will captivate fans of not one, but two hugely popular pastimes, as the hottest word game of the last 60 years joins forces with the puzzle that’s swept the world. Each sudoku-style diagram conceals a Scrabble word--that is, a word certified legally playable by the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary, Fourth Edition. The challenge: solve the puzzle and discover the hidden word. The payoff: hours of puzzle-solving fun, plus a chance to build your vocabulary and sharpen skills that could provide the winning edge in Scrabble. It’s another surefire hit from the expert authors of the Mensa� Guide to Solving Sudoku, with more than 46,000 copies sold to date.
First came sudoku, and it captivated millions. Then came wordoku, a fabulous letter-based form of the wildly popular puzzle. Now, get ready for a third great variation: wordoku with an added word search surprise! So fans get two puzzles in one, for more fun. Start solving these the same way you would wordoku, by filling in the 9 x 9 grid so the letters don t repeat in any row, column, or box. Then, when you re done, start looking for and circling all the words with four or more letters hidden in the puzzle. Go up, down, and diagonally, but remember: if you haven t completed the grid correctly, you won t find all the words! And be warnedthe puzzles get harder as the book goes along."
The "New York Times" crossword editor and puzzlemaster takes Sudoku to a whole new level with this collection featuring 100 brand-new (and just as addictive) puzzles, including kakuro.
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