98 puzzles down and I realized that… Sudoku is helping me through a heartbreak. I walked away from a love I always wanted but wasn’t for me. I let go of friends I once leaned on but made me choose sides when I was already breaking.

I told myself: once I reach 100% achievement, that’s when I’ll know I’ve healed.

But I didn’t know I’d accomplish it pretty fast (curse you, asian genes). Good thing I still have 100+ puzzles to work on so I'll update later on

Summary: Use Sudoku to pick yourself up

If you're a sudokurious beginner as I was when I bought this game on sale, take my advice and don't waste your money on this, or any of the other procedurally-generated vanilla Sudoku games like it. Do a little research and find one of the countless superior ways to play and study Sudoku which are available free of charge. Zen of Sudoku is a good free option on Steam; sudoku.coach is an instructive and well designed website. There are countless others.

There are Sudoku games worth paying for, but they add value somehow: by including puzzles designed, selected, and tested by human experts (Cracking the Cryptic), or by putting a new and interesting spin on the genre (Mythos Sudoku), or perhaps just by being exceptionally pretty to look at; but this isn't one of those. Skip it.

wonderful Sudoku game, plain and simple. tons of replay value.