Sudoku Code

## Description

***** " Addicting "
***** " 100 seconds of panic filled pleasure "

Welcome to Sudoku Code. It is time to begin your training.

Sudoku code is a fast paced, exciting, code breaking game based on Sudoku & chess.

Sudoku code is played on a 5 by 5 grid. You job is to place 5 symbols on the board such that the code makes logical sense.

Two symbols may never be in the same row or column. Each row and column will have one, and exactly one symbol in it.

Each symbol has a unique value. The circle is worth one point. The parallel lines are worth 2 points. The triangle is worth three points.

The square is worth four points. The star is worth 5 points. And the hexagon, should you unlock it, is worth six points.

The square a symbol sits on will always be worth zero points. Symbols may never sit on a square worth more than zero.

The 8 squares that surround the symbol are worth the amount of points the symbol is worth.

For example, the eight squares around the circle are all worth 1 point, while the square the symbol the circle sits on is worth zero points.

If two or more symbols share one of the eight squares surrounding them, the shared square is simply worth the sum of the symbol values.

For example, if the triangle worth three points, shares a square with the circle worth one point, any squares they share would be worth 3 plus 1 points, or four points.

There is only one unique solution for every puzzle. Your job is to solve each code as quickly as possible.

You can clear the board of symbols placed by pressing the clear button.

Once you have all the symbols placed correctly on the board, press solve to stop the clock and see your score.

Don't guess at code solutions. Incorrect guesses result in a 10 second time penalty!

\- Over 14,000 free puzzles to solve.

\- Unlock the Hexagon Symbol for a total of 100,000 unique codes to break.

\- Campaign Mode - How quickly can you solve 10 random codes?

\- Single Game Mode - Break codes one at a time.

\- Two Player Mode - Challenge a friend to solve a puzzle faster than you.

\- Covered vs Uncovered - Decide whether the code is fully visible or slowly revealed for a more difficult challenge.