#Sudoku easy free printable software#
#Sudoku easy free printable series#
#Sudoku easy free printable download#

One thing i'm wondering with speed solving is does there have to be a minimum difficulty requirement for a sudoku and if so how is it determined? like for easy all-singles puzzles is there like a maximum clue count for it to be a puzzle or something like that. Yeah solving with pen and paper and no pencilmarks is a lot slower than mouse and keyboard onlineĪ lot of guinness world records in general are just out-dated beause nobody bothers to keep them updated, i guess this one is no exception Madolite Posts: 22 Joined: 25 October 2018 Attachments SpeedSudoku2x340.jpg (57.19 KiB) Viewed 26332 times I'll probably not beat him by following the rules, but it'd be fun to see how fast I could do it without any help. What are the exact rules for beating the world record in Speed Sudoku? Thanks. Secondly, my average time is closer to 2m (although this varies with the puzzle ofc). He had to visualize everything in his mind (and certainly not pencil mark anything cause that's several seconds lost). For instance, I assume that Thomas had to solve his Sudoku puzzle on paper, correct? Which means that he had no tools for helping him speed up his solution. Which means, as I'm already assuming, that this isn't really beating the world record because I'm probably not adhering to some strict set of rules.

#Sudoku easy free printable software#

However, I did so using Sudoku Epic, a software that highlights numbers and other things. It so turns out that I have beaten that time 1 min 16 seconds.

hard sudoku books never get published because they're a turn-off to the general public who have barely progressed beyond all-singles puzzles 999_Springs Posts: 591 Joined: 27 January 2007 Location: In the toilet, flushing down springs, one by one.Hey guys, so I read that the Guinness World Record of Speed Sudoku is held by Thomas Snyder 1 minute and 23.93 seconds.

we can't compare that to the puzzle books you mentioned unless you can provide sample puzzles from themĪlso what enxio27 said. both of these are in the se high-6 to low-8. In a serious answer to the question, if you have cheap access to printer ink you could print out the puzzles in the 'puzzles' section of this forum or the 'impossible' puzzles on menneske which have easily printing capability. Leejihee: i was the one who wrote that post mike linked to, if you ever feel the need to browse that site, i must warn you to never play flash flash revolution unless you have loads of time to spare, it's such a time-waster

Mike i believe you didn't intend to link to the same post twice but if you did, yay for me M_b_metcalf wrote:BTW, Inkala is an imposter, see here and here. Leejihee leejihee Posts: 1 Joined: 31 July 2013 I'm a little desperate because it seems like I'm hitting an invisible wall on what to get my dad, and this is his favorite hobby.

#Sudoku easy free printable download#

Does anyone have any suggestions? Book titles or authors are appreciated, or some websites where I can download some of them for my dad. I know I've bought him other things but can't recall what else. I've printed out Inkala's new 'hardest puzzle' and he is trying to figure it out right now : ) We've tried 'AI Escargot - The Most Difficult Sudoku Puzzle' which he said it was challenging (he did not solve Al Escargot, if that gives you an idea of his level)

#Sudoku easy free printable series#

I've bought Frank Longo sudoku (he wants something harder than 'Absolutely Nasty Sudoku Level 4 (Mensa)' and 'Beyond Black Belt Sudoku: If you have to ask, it's too hard for you' <- this last one is supposedly Longo's hardest according to Amazon and I don't see anything harder in that series by Longo. Which I got as an experiment to see if he wanted to try other puzzles, but he likes to stick to Sudoku. iGridd - Number Logic Puzzles: Sudoku, Jigsaw, Greater/Less Than, Kakuro, Kenken, Futoshiki, Straights, Skyscraper, Binary Number Place: Yellow: Homegrown Deadly Sudoku Here is a list of what he tried by Tetsuya Nishio: Problem is, he *burns* through them so FAST! In order of ease to difficulty, he says sudoku published in newspapers are too easy, and he enjoyed Tetsuya Nishio but it wasn't very challenging for him. (Disclosure: I'm not a sudoku player but my dad loves sudoku) I try to get the hardest books I can for him (he prefers the workbooks vs online- yes, I know it would be free and easier to find, but what can I say, he just likes book format).