Djeco Crazy Sudoku strategy game, 8-99 years, wood and cardboard

Crazy Sudoku strategy game from Djeco is an engaging game for fans of classic strategy games, inspired by the rules of Sudoku. Players must place the 16 wooden tokens on the grids according to the given instructions, using reflection and logic to overcome the 40 proposed challenges. The game has 4 levels of difficulty, and solutions to the challenges are provided for verification.

The box contains 40 challenge cards and 16 wooden tokens. A challenge card with an incomplete Sudoku pattern is chosen, and the player must complete the grid following the rules of the game, without repeating symbols in rows and columns. Pieces are placed correctly to solve the puzzle, and the levels gradually increase in difficulty, offering increasingly interesting challenges. The game can be played individually as an exercise in logic and concentration.

Among the benefits of the game are the development of logical and strategic thinking, improvement of concentration and attention to detail, stimulation of patience and perseverance, introduction of mathematical concepts in a playful way, and improvement of problem-solving skills. It is a game from the SOLOGIC collection, suitable for children and adults, with a recommended age from 8 to 99 years.

The product is made of wood and cardboard. Warning: contraindicated for children under 3 years old, to be used under the direct supervision of an adult. The game is produced by Djeco in France and is part of the Logic category, designed to train the mind in a pleasant and captivating way.

What it contains:

• 40 challenge cards
• 16 wooden tokens
  
  

Frequently asked questions

How many challenges does the game have? The game contains 40 challenge cards with incomplete Sudoku patterns and 4 difficulty levels.

What is the game made of? The game is made of wood and cardboard.

What age is it recommended for? The recommended age is from 8 to 99 years.

How do you play Crazy Sudoku? A challenge card is chosen, and the player completes the grid by placing the 16 wooden tokens without repeating symbols in rows and columns.