Pure Sudoku

Sudoku is one of the most popular games around, and it will remain so because it’s engaging and sufficiently complicated for it to be enjoyed by people of all ages. Pure Sudoku aims to offer you the pleasure of playing the logic-based numbers game in a simple way and supplies a virtually endless number of rounds.

Pure Sudoku delivers exactly what its title says, the unaltered and basic form of the game. It puts you in front of the 9x9 board with its nine segments and randomly placed initial numbers by which you guide yourself.

There are no gameplay flourishes, modified rules, nothing but the standard game. You manually pick the numbers you want to add to the board, remove them if you make a mistake and you can even mark temporary places where you think a particular number goes.

For the Sudoku fans that don’t care for the graphics, Pure Sudoku is a keeper. However, if you mind the outdated textures, low-resolution background photos and awkward buttons, this one might not do it for you.

One plus that it has is the possibility to change the difficulty level. There are four settings, and you get in-game features that undo moves, save the board as an image, and even solve the entire thing if you feel that you’re going nowhere fast.

Pure Sudoku is just Sudoku with some styling applied to it to make it less tedious. If Sudoku is what you want to play, then this game allows you to do just that.