Kakuro

Kakuro is a Japanese number puzzle, somewhat reminiscent of Sudoku, but using a mathematical approach to solving tasks in addition to logic. Speaking briefly about the rules, the player will have to arrange the numbers in the cells of the field in such a way that their sum corresponds to the number located at the top of each column or to the left of each horizontal block. Also, be sure to consider the moment that the added numbers should not be repeated.

If you have not come across such an improved version of Sudoku before, then first pay attention to step-by-step learning. Each user uses his own tactics in solving tasks, but there are also uniform rules that the training is silent about, so if you want to quickly turn from a beginner into a professional, look at the instructions on any third-party thematic resource.

Features:

• clear rules and a choice of five difficulty options;
• there is only one correct solution;
• Addictive entertainment and brain training.

The application offers five options for the complexity of tasks, minimalism in the design of the interface, a choice of keyboard layouts with numbers, hints or skipping an intractable level. The Kakuro puzzle does not accept haste and thoughtless actions, has a powerful potential for developing mathematical and logical skills, and also improves visual memory.