Wordoku

Wordoku, unlike Sudoku, uses letters to make words. Players use reasoning to fill in Sudoku cells on Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulty levels.

Basic principles

• In Wordoku, players fill up letters rather than numbers. The main objective is to finish the grid so that every letter appears in every row, column, and block without repetition.
• Based on the letters that are already there, players must choose how the remaining letters should be arranged logically.
• When the letters are finished, they typically create a meaningful string or a term.

Difficulty Levels

There are three levels:

• Simple: many clues, easy to figure out.
• Medium: has fewer clues and calls for greater logic.
• Hard: requires careful examination and offers few clues.

Features

• Word puzzles and sudoku are combined to test letter identification skills and develop logical thinking.
• There is no time constraint, so participants can work through the problem at their own speed.

Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, Wordoku provides a delightful challenge!