Who wants Sudoku?

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I’m a bit of a sucker for any kind of puzzle I can get my hands on.  Number puzzles, rubicks cubes, sudoku, logic problems.  You name it, I like playing with it.  I hadn’t solved any sudoku for a while prior to picking up a copy of Brain Age for my Nintendo DS.  After realizing there was a host of puzzles included with the game,  I quickly made my way through them. Repeatedly.  So I decided to figure out how to generate my own.

At first, I was just generating sets of puzzles as images, and solving them whenever there was a lull in my day.  A few friends wanted to try them out, and I quickly realized that sending sets of images was less than efficient.  PDF’s looked like the answer to my problem.  So, I generated this booklet of puzzles for an inspection.  I’ve actually set up a database to collect generated puzzles, and have filled it up with over 3 Million solvable puzzles, to date.  I guess I won’t run out any time soon.

In any case, if you want to, download the booklet and give them a try.  If you print them off, they’re very large type (1 puzzle per A4 page.)  All solutions are included at the back of the booklet.  If anyone likes them, leave a comment, and I can put up a few new booklets, as they only take 3 or 4 seconds to create.

Note: I’ve realized that the puzzles might seem easy.  If you scroll through the booklet,  the puzzles get harder as you go.  After page 200, you’ll find the hardest puzzles in the book.

That’s it, download the Free Sudoku Booklet and give it a try!

Cheers!