Sudoku Ace is new puzzle software based on Sudoku - a
Japanese numbers game initially introduced in 1986.
The Sudoku-mania really took the world over this
year. For example, one of the major British
newspapers The Telegraph, which started publishing the
Sudoku puzzles in February, has received over 60,000 e-
mails from the readers. And preparations for the
worldwide Sudoku competition are well underway.
The rules of Sudoku are quite simple - the player has
to fill in a grid so that every row, every column, and
every box contains all the digits one to nine. A tough
Sodoku puzzle may take a few hours to solve. This is
where the benefit of software comes in. Since Sudoku
Ace isn't pen and paper, and there are an unlimited
number of corrections that can be done.
Plus the program allows saving the puzzle mid-game or
asking for a hint. The number of "known digits"
initially displayed varies from game to game. And,
because Sudoku Ace is based on a proprietary
algorithm, the quantity of different layout is
practically endless. Another handy option is the

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