Sumplete is a number-based puzzle game that is similar to Sudoku but has its own rules. Putting numbers on a grid that gets harder and bigger as the game goes on seems to be what the game is about. This can be a fun and difficult way to test your logic, ability to see patterns, and ability to think critically.
As with any puzzle game, it's best to start with the easy levels and work your way up to the harder ones. This will help you get better at the game and learn the rules and how it works faster. It's also a good idea to take a break from the game if you get stuck or upset. This will help you look at it with new eyes and a better mind when you go back to it.
Sumplete looks like a fun and hard puzzle game that could keep people of all skill levels busy for hours.
How to Play
Pick an area size: Choose a grid size that fits your skill level. Complete squares range in size from 3x3 to 9x9.
Here are the rules: Before you start, make sure you know how to play. Sumplete has different rules depending on the grid you use.
Look at the hints: Check the grid for numbers that are already there. You can figure out how to solve the problem with the help of these numbers.
Don't break the rules, Fill in the rest of the grid squares by following the rules of the game. Sumplete is a way to add up numbers so that they equal a certain amount. For example, you might have to put in numbers that add up to 10 in a 4x4 grid.
Eliminate choices: If you can't decide which numbers to put in a certain square, try taking them out of the equation. Check to see if the square is in a row, column, or block with any numbers that can't be used.
