Hypersudoku, This game is similar to Sudoku except that there are areas where additional 3x3 figures should not repeat. In this game there is a 9 x 9 grid of squares, you must fill in each square with numbers 1 to 9 so that the numbers in each row or column or each group of 3 x 3 (the 9 groups surrounded by thick lines and the four groups with a black background) is not repeated. The faster you finish the game, the higher your score. Click the index when you get stuck, but you suffer a time penalty if you do.
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Hypersudoku
Hypersudoku, This game is similar to Sudoku except that there are areas where additional 3x3 figures should not repeat. In this game there is a 9 x 9 grid of squares, you must fill in each square with numbers 1 to 9 so that the numbers in each row or column or each group of 3 x 3 (the 9 groups surrounded by thick lines and the four groups with a black background) is not repeated. The faster you finish the game, the higher your score. Click the index when you get stuck, but you suffer a time penalty if you do.
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