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HomeSudoku BooksMonster Book of Japanese Puzzles: Masyu, Nurikabe, Hitori, Sudoku and Kakuro |
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Duplicate Puzzles Jan 08, 2010 As an avid Kakuro solver I found the kakuro puzzles some of the toughest I've seen. I also enjoyed the variety of other puzzles in the book. Even some Sudoku are quite difficult. And I'm a guy who tends to start with the toughest first.
I am disappointed in several things though. The solutions to the Hitori are inaccurate and there is much repetition in the puzzles. I have not actually looked for duplicates but have found a half dozen or more *exactly* duplicated puzzles.
Granddaughter gift Dec 22, 2009 Sorry I can't properly evaluate this book as it was a gift to my granddaughters and I didn't work any of the puzzles. I'm sure they will comment later and I then can provide their evaluation.
Too many errors to be much fun Aug 26, 2009 I enjoy various of the kinds of puzzles presented here, particularly Masyu. But about 10% of the puzzles in this book fail to have a unique solution, which every one of them is supposed to have, and after a while that becomes intolerable. There are other books that feature each of these kinds of puzzles, and I recommend that you buy those instead.
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Yuck!!!!!!!!!!!! Jan 02, 2009 This book just is not fun or in an way correct!!!!!! I want my money back.
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Nice idea, but the puzzles have problems Aug 21, 2008 Really the only good thing I can say about this book is that it introduced me to a variety of puzzles beyond Sudoku. Being a fan of Sudoku, I was excited to learn about some other Japanese puzzles. I flipped through this book in a bookstore and it seemed like a good purchase, but after having spent quite a few hours with this book I discovered the same problems other reviewers have, e.g. wrong solutions, multiple solutions, repeat puzzles, ambiguous difficulty, etc. It's been an annoying journey with this book.
If you are interested in Masyu, Nurikabe, Kakuro, or Hitori, look somewhere else.
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