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HomeEverything ElseKiller Samurai Sudoku: 55 puzzles (vol.1) |
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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 11 customer reviews )
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12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
 Well Done Dec 30, 2006
By B. B. Trammell
Once you're accustomed to Sudoku, you can move onto Killer Sudoku. Once you're accustomed to Killer Sudoku, this appears to be the next step.
I've only worked through about 5 of'em so far, and they appear to be the most challenging and interesting variation of Sudoku. These puzzles appear to be designed where you have to make full use of the Samaurai set up to finish them.
As far as the design and set up of the book, I like it a lot. The dimensions are about the size of a sheet of looseleaf paper, and the answers to the puzzle you're solving are just a couple pages away, printed underneath a puzzle a few pages ahead.
I'd definitely recommend this to anyone experieced with Sudoku and Killer Sudoku. Good job DJAPE.
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Very Challenging & Exciting Apr 10, 2007
By Fahad A. Al Mahmood
"Fahad Al Mahmood"
If you like Killer Sudoku and you think regular 9x9 became too easy for you, then I would recommend to shift to Killer Samurai Sudoku. It will take you longer to solve just one puzzle because of the the intersections of 5 killer sudoku's.
You will have alot of fun and time will just fly by!
3 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 A Strain on Older Eyes Dec 23, 2007
By Ray Daniels
I'm a killer sudoku addict and like the Samurai format as well, but the type and squares are a bit small on these. Otherwise fine.
Great Puzzles Sep 29, 2010
By Ouiz
It took me a while but I worked all the puzzles in the book. DJPE is my personal favorite puzzle source. The book layout and look of the puzzles works for me.
Thanks for the hours of brain fun!
 disappointing Jul 12, 2010
By rawtimes
i was excited about getting this book because its so big. but the puzzles have small squares with most of the page wasted. the layout is also bad, because of the way the sum squares are grouped; is not as easy to read as most of the other books. nice idea for the extended layout, and good puzzle toughness, but bad presentation format.
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