Sugaku
Sugaku ( 数学 - す う が く , Japanese for ' mathematics ') is the name for a solitary logic game.
Sugaku game
Sugaku is a logic puzzle and is similar to Sudoku and Minesweeper . In the usual version, the goal is to discover all number fields without revealing the foul fields. A stopwatch is running as an additional challenge. The puzzle was invented by Takuma Nezu and Nao Kreuzeder. The first version of the game appeared on the mobile operating system Android .
Rules and terms
Sugaku is a logic puzzle game, consisting of fields arranged like a grid. There are three types of fields:
- Note fields: These fields are arranged on the edge and revealed from the start. They are provided with numbers that indicate how many number fields are in the row or column. This means that these numbers can have values from 0 to NH or NV. X = number of columns, Y = number of rows, NH = X - 1, NV = Y - 1
- Number fields: These fields are provided with numbers that indicate how many number fields are in their immediate vicinity. This means that these numbers can only take values from 0 to 8.
- Foul fields: These fields are not marked with numbers. They differ in color from the number and note fields. The aim of the game is to reveal all number fields without revealing the foul fields.