Newspaper Puzzle Challenge
Posted on October 23, 2006 in Puzzle Games
Newspaper Puzzle Challenge is the ultimate puzzle test featuring 8 different types of play including: Sudoku, Kakuro, Killer Sudoku, Giant Sudoku, Sudoku X, Mini Sudoku, Crosswords and more! This brain teasing collection will push your skills to the limit with over 46,000 puzzles and unlimited crosswords. Solve all 20 Challenge Games to open up a bonus book of puzzles for even more fun! It's like getting the best part of your daily newspaper delivered right to your desktop! Start solving today!
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Comments to "Newspaper Puzzle Challenge"
1. i didnt like it the sound and graphics was poorly done and it didnt hold my attention for long
Posted by SusanAnn on October 24, 2006 at 03:44 AM
2. It's exactly what the title delivers - puzzles. I do enjoy it, but the going back and forth between puzzles isn't exactly user-friendly in the clicking scheme. It looks like a paper, but it doesn't ACT like a paper.Control issues aside, this is ok for people like me who never buy the paper but likes these kinds of games. (Hey, think about it. You get multiple crosswords, random generated sudoku puzzles galore.)The graphics are alright for this kind of game, but it's middling at best. I turned it off.
Posted by foxspirit on October 24, 2006 at 01:34 PM
3. this is not well done, if i want to do crosswords I buy a newspaper or a magazine, I dont have to spend 20 dollars in a game!!
Posted by solsticio57 on October 24, 2006 at 10:07 PM
4. An interesting new type of game, but severely lacked by the bugs experienced, like music that came back on even when switched off, and numbers highlighting in red even though they are 'right'. Better than other online alternatives though, but would be better with more choice of puzzles commonly found in newspapers/magazines rather than variations of the same puzzles.
Posted by sanderdolphin on October 26, 2006 at 02:59 AM
5. Wearing that sudoku shirt of mine from CafePress......listening to the "Let's Sudoku" song......using the Sudoku Assistant on Windows Vista......I'm playing this.This is one of the best sudoku games ever, I think. I still liked "Ancient Sudoku" better due to the fact that you could use your own music. But this deserves my thumbs up.The graphics, at the highest setting, ran smoothly on my laptop with 445MB RAM. That's a bit surprising, lol. Especially that I'm using the Windows Aero theme on Windows Vista.The music need to be chosen by track, not by random. I was disappointed... especially you can only choose the one song.I use my keyboard to input the numbers. That made the gameplay a bit morer easier. I think I got to get used to this method from now on.This is best on a Tablet PC though!!! :D4.85/5.0
Posted by rjsec4ever on October 26, 2006 at 08:00 AM
6. Sudoku is way to awesome... and when I found out that this game had it, I downloaded it immediatly. It was better than I expected because not only does it have Sudoku, but different types of it... it had crosswords puzzles.. and Kakuro (in which I've nver heard of before, but it's awesome.) You will regret not purchasing this game. BELIEVE ME!
Posted by Jadira87 on November 01, 2006 at 03:08 AM
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