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Originally Posted by SmartAlx
Interface.
While the user interface is nice looking, as I expected, it got in the way. Enjoy's interface makes it easier (not harder) to solve the puzzles.
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Got in the way? Of what, seeing? I can see everything very clearly.
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Originally Posted by SmartAlx
The hint system.
Amazing only gives you 3 hints... hints??? No, as I feared, they aren't hints. They are ANSWERS! It just fills in some of the squares!!! With no explanation! Enjoy gives you hints. First it highlights one or more squares for you to focus on. Then you can ask for more information and it and it will tell you which technique you need to use on those squares, finally if you ask it to keep going with the hints, it will tell you WHAT to do with that/those squares. Sometimes it will give you the number. Sometimes it will eliminate numbers from that square. Sometimes it will eliminate numbers from other squares. And it provides a link to a web resource that explains the techniques in more detail. The point is that Enjoy Sudoku teaches you how to play better.
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I concede that Amazing Sudoku is not a teach-you-how-to-play Sudoku type app. It's just to simply enjoy the game.
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Originally Posted by SmartAlx
Multiple puzzles.
Admittady I didn't play with it much, but the puzzle in Amazing Sudoku Lite was very easy, especially with Autopencil on. Is there a way to play harder puzzles? Every day with Enjoy Sudoku Lite I am given several puzzles. 3 of which challenge and teach me.
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The lite version only has Easy. And NEVER turn Autopencil on, it makes even Hard WAY too easy (in the full version). For the recond I have already contacted the developer and he said that a Very Hard setting is due for the next update.
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Originally Posted by SmartAlx
BUGS!
The first game I played on Amazing Sudoku was extremely easy. I turned on autopencil and was greeted by singles. So I started to press the squares with singles in them and assign the numbers one at a time. It was clear that the puzzle would just be an excercise in following the singles. But then some of the squares started to show up with NO numbers at all!!!! And I was ever warned about it. Did I make a mistake? Possibly but I don't see how since I was following the advice of the autopencil. And if I did make a mistake, I never saw an option to turn on any kind of warning. Enjoy Sudoku has this system. You can press undo and it will tell you that the puzzle can't be solved. Keep undoing until it tells you that it can be solved. You can also press the hint button and it will tell you which squares are messed up.
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Once again, Auto notes is a bad idea.
If Enjoy Sudoku was more attractive, it would obviously be the better choice. But I guess I prioritize differently. I think the Bottom line is, if you are looking to just play Sudoku without learning new strategies, AND appearance is important to you, then Amazing Sudoku is better. If you don't care about interface and you want to learn different Sudoku strategies, then Enjoy Sudoku is better. Fair enough?
