The Anadoku game pushes the principle of anagrams even further.
Beyond a simple transposition of the numbers from Sudoku to letters (like the Wordoku, Mojidoku or Sudoku Letters games), Anadoku requires the player that each area of his grid be an anagram.
You must therefore combine reflection, memorization and projection to succeed in the Anadoku grids.
The rules of the Anadoku game:
- One anagram per area
- One anagram per line
- One anagram per column
- The same letter is present only once per row and only once per column
Good game !
Beyond a simple transposition of the numbers from Sudoku to letters (like the Wordoku, Mojidoku or Sudoku Letters games), Anadoku requires the player that each area of his grid be an anagram.
You must therefore combine reflection, memorization and projection to succeed in the Anadoku grids.
The rules of the Anadoku game:
- One anagram per area
- One anagram per line
- One anagram per column
- The same letter is present only once per row and only once per column
Good game !
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