Sudoku Kid app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: 3Bridges, LLC
First release : 06 Aug 2009
App size: 14.94 Mb
Looking for a great fun game with music for your kids? Then Sudoku Kid is the one! With each game freshly crafted to help sharpen your childs logical reasoning! A great Sudoku for kids with Media Sound! And all our apps are always Ad-Free!
Sudoku Kid has 3 Sudoku flavors to satisfy whims and fancies of beginning players of all ages:
2x2, 2x3, and 3x2 squares with Media Sound
Additional features:
"Hint" to help improve playing skills
"Solve" animation sequence with Music Bites
AutoSave to resume unfinished game
Tracking of fastest playing time and games played
The "Hint" feature will assist like an expert Sudoku master at your side. You may find those suggestions a great learning experience to improve playing skills.
The "Solve" feature comes with background music and shows in animation sequence how a game can be solved, but can be stopped any time by tapping any cells or buttons to resume your play. Each empty cell can also be tapped multiple times to gradually narrow down its valid choice.
Sudoku Kid autoSave always picks up where youve last left off or interrupted during your play. For your amusement only, your solving time will be occasionally posted whenever a game is solved without the "Solve" feature.
If you enjoy playing Sudoku Kid and feel like playing more challenging Sudoku games, please check out our mini Sudoku and Superdoku, crafted with the same exacting details and care and with games to match desired playing levels.
For a cool, calm, and collected app, please also visit our popular Fishies app that lets you play with a school of fish swimming in coral reef.
Latest reviews of Sudoku Kid app for iPhone and iPad
My 7-year old really likes one of 2 Mozart sonatas playing on Menu and Solution on her iPod Touch and getting quickly the hang of solving Sudoku puzzles. A great choice of Mozart with Sudoku for Kid !
My 7-yo son is wanting to learn sudoku, and I ad hoped this would help him. But this is nothing but a 2x2 or 3x2, extremely bare-bones game. The hints just fill in values for you, without any explanation why. Also, there is no ability to adjust the difficulty level, and the few puzzles I tried would be way to hard for him as a complete beginner. (Heck, I needed to break out the non-existent pencil marks to love the puzzles I tried!) A kid-friendly tutorial and some help as to why a particular hint was given would go a long way. But, really, if my only choices are this and a "grown up" Sudoku like :-), I know my son would do better with the latter.