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It’s puzzling. It’s entertaining. It’s
the latest craze in games. It’s Hyper-Sudoku/Kakuro. And
now it’s available to your readers worldwide from The New
York Times Syndicate.
These ready-to-print puzzles are specially designed by international
puzzlemasters and game experts Will Shortz and Peter Ritmeester.
“Every so often—seemingly when least expected—a
brand-new puzzle comes along that knocks the world off its orbit.
Almost everyone seems to be doing it…and talking about
it,” says Will Shortz.
Enter Hyper-Sudoku and Kakuro. Each week clients of the Hyper-Sudoku/Kakuro
feature will receive six Kakuro and two Hyper-Sudoku puzzles.
"the next level of sudoku."
Not just your ordinary Sudoku puzzle! Hyper-Sudoku is a variant
on the popular Sudoku puzzle. Instead of having nine 3x3 boxes
(each of which must contain the numbers 1 through 9), Hyper-Sudoku
puzzles also include four shaded internal boxes (overlapping
the standard nine), each of which must also contain the numbers
1 through 9.
"the next sudoku."
Kakuro, also known as "cross-sum," looks like a crossword
puzzle but it is all about numbers. Readers are told what the
numbers in each horizontal or vertical “word” of squares
add up to, and must figure out what configuration of numbers
satisfies the requirements.
To download the pdf, click here.
To see samples of Hyper-Sudoku/Kakuro,
or for tips on how to play, click
here
For purchase information, click here.
