Free downloadable Sudoku?

[Sylentwulf]

Looking for a DECENT free downloadable sudoku program.
Boxerjam has "wasabi" which is setup perfectly, but it's online only, one puzzle a day, and it's boxerjam.

The only ones I've found have limitations such as only 4 "maybes" in a square, no pre-loaded puzzles, etc...

[Sylentwulf]

Bump

[Sylentwulf]

<Sob> I figured at least the europeans would have a couple semi-decent ones :(

[bazariah]

nah tey're all crap... my sister downloaded a few the other day and they are buggy pieces of poo.. best off just buying one of the books

[Sylentwulf]

nah tey're all crap... my sister downloaded a few the other day and they are buggy pieces of poo.. best off just buying one of the books

The game is like, negatively popular in america. I doubt I would be able to find a book of them even at a book store :(

I'll just keep doing the daily ones online and printing them.

[Half Japanese]

Awesome! We have a local free weekly that started putting these in, 2 per issue. I must admit, I suck at them, and I swear on Jesus' bathrobe that they've fucked some of them up somehow, but they're more fun than a lame-ass crossword.

[Sylentwulf]

Well, if anyone wants one of the best logic puzzles of all time in "still don't have to pay for it" mode. I uploaded sherlock to my website:
http://www.electricquarter.com/images/sherlock.zip

It runs in dos mode, but works in windows xp perfectly fine.

[GameNinja]

Actually they seem to be everywhere in book stores now. I just bought a beginner's book after seeing it in Barnes and Noble. Pretty fun.

[Half Japanese]

Actually they seem to be everywhere in book stores now. I just bought a beginner's book after seeing it in Barnes and Noble. Pretty fun.

Yep. I saw one the other day at a local-owned bookstore and though "hmm." I actually thought about PM'ing you Sylentwulf and telling you about it, but I forgot about it. I was in Barnes & Noble tonight and right near the front door there's a table full of at least 2 dozen different Sudoku books now. You shouldn't have any trouble finding a bunch of different ones. I think the New York Times is even in on it now, and there was one with some scary Ann Coulter-looking woman on it with some horseshit title like "Master of Sudoku." Anyway, the drought is over, needless to say.

[Sylentwulf]

Was looking for computer based, can't stand doing them in those tiny little books. I actually have something else to feed my obsession now though :) Sudoku has gotten easy.

[GameNinja]

Was looking for computer based, can't stand doing them in those tiny little books. I actually have something else to feed my obsession now though :) Sudoku has gotten easy.

Oh? What is it? I am always looking for a challenge. :-P (if it was the link posted above, it didn't work...)

[Sylentwulf]

Sherlock by Everret Kaser software. It's only the second sharware I've ever actually purchased.
http://www.kaser.com/sherwin.html

[whoisKeel]

Free sudoku puzzles.
http://www.websudoku.com/

Been playing there. Just picked up on this game a few days ago, and it takes me about 40 mins to beat hard level. I can beat the easy ones in 7-8 minutes.

This game is so addicting.

[smork]

Probably not that useful for most, but the latest SuSE 10.0 comes with KSudoku (in KDE, of course). I personally haven't used it much, but it's there and free. If you're a Linux geek, of course!

[Michael Thomasson]

We have a new category to the PUZZLES section of the GDG website, and we now have over 100+ videogame themed Su-Doku puzzles accompanying our classic videogame crossword puzzles, jumbles and word searches. Such themes include Mario, the Atari and Commodore logos, Frogger, Mouse Trap, Q*Bert and more!

http://www.gooddealgames.com/Puzzles.html

Best,
Michael