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Satori Sudoku

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Satori Sudoku

RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 2.0 or later.

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As of December 2, 2020
     
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The classic puzzle game of Sudoku on your iPhone or iPod touch. Whether you are a novice or an advanced player, Satori Sudoku provides endless hours of challenging puzzles.

FEATURES - Game generator capable of producing millions of unique puzzles. - Multiple levels of difficulty. - Ability to 'pencil mark' a cell with possible answers. - Game state automatically saved and resumed. - Highlight mode that shows all valid cells for a selected number. - Auto mode that shows only the valid numbers for a selected cell. - Show errors mode that marks invalid answers. - Option to disable auto-lock (screen dimming). - If you get stuck and want to start over, simply shake your iPhone / iPod touch. - Auto-fill for pencil marks / notes. - Game timer. - Best times.

Dec 2020
To install apps directly onto this device, it must be jailbroken with AppSync installed.
1.95
Requires iOS 2.2.1+
August 19, 2009
205 KB Install Download
1.98
Requires iOS 2.2.1+
Non-Retina
January 5, 2010
205 KB Install Download

Ratings Over Time

DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
December 2, 2020 — ★ 5.0 1 $0.99

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

8 of 25
Was great but...
     
by dml105 · October 14, 2013

Does not work with IOS 7.

No, 1.1 didn't fix the no solution problem
     
by r2go · October 5, 2008

Downloaded 1.4 and the first 3 puzzles didn't have a solution or the auto pencil was wrong. Worked fine before 1.4. So, back to one star!

Sudoku satori...glitch?
     
by nmtlindale · August 28, 2009

Don't know if mine has a glitch, but even with options enabled I haven't been able to solve any puZzle in EASY!! Nor has my husband who is very good at sudoku

Needs fixed.
     
by foolishwolf · July 9, 2009

When it works, it's one of, if not, the best sudoku apps in the app store. However, I have had issues with the puzzles this app generates where a puzzle either has no solution or the numbers are wrong and force you into putting more than one number in one box, even when you've done everything perfectly right. PLEASE FIX THIS. If this was fixed, I'd happily recommend this app.

Great
     
by demonicdisciple · July 13, 2014

Once game is complete, the onscreen buttons for the completion polio don't function forcing a restart of the app.

Perfect
     
by NotAReviewer001 · July 22, 2010

I like the complexity that builds in the game, considering there are lot of free versions out there it is hard to convince to buy this app. But I still recommend it for the price. Read the other reviews and you will know

My favorite sudoku app by far
     
by NiXXeD · July 7, 2009

I really like this one above the others however there are a few things I would like to see. 1. The current highlight mode shows possibilities, but if you have eliminated a possibility it still highlights. 2. Maybe a slightly harder difficulty than the current hardest. As I am getting down to 2-5 minutes per game with highlighting (I like fast lol). 3. Maybe a switch in the ui to turn it into solving mode where you don't have to double tap to put a solved number in. Because I find near the end of a puzzle I have to tap excessively to finish out the puzzle. This is just a wish list though. Still the best either way. Good work!

Great App For Sudoku Lovers
     
by NewtronBob · February 1, 2014

Being a sudoku lover I installed this app when I got my first iPhone over two years ago. I've installed 100's of games since, but this is the only one I still play on a daily basis; and I typically play it multiple times a day. The ui isn't perfect, and it can be hard tapping the right squares, but given that sudoku requires a 9x9 grid, and the screen is only so big, it's hard to imagine how it could be done better. The only suggestion I have is to support landscape mode. Display the board on the right and the number pad in the left -- my right thumb can select the square while my left thumb taps the digit. There have been many times when I was sure I had a solution that didn't validate, or a puzzle which appeared to have multiple solutions. But after checking carefully I always found I was wrong. In the probably 1000+ games I've played, I haven't found a bug yet. Well worth the 99 cents.

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