Then you’re on the right place! Playing alone is fun, but playing together is even more. Why should it else be called “social game”?

How can I add someone to my Google+ Game?

Just use our comment-system and leave the link to your Google+ profile in the “Google+ Profile URL” field. Don’t forget to post the name of the game you are looking for.

You can then look through the comments and click on the names you like to add to your Google+ account and add them to a circle of your choice. Now you can invite them to be your friend, neighbor or allie directly through the game.

Have fun

In the last decades, many good things have crossed the ocean and found their way from Japan to the western world: Colorful anime series, delicious sushi, instant cup noodles and… Sudoku! Although an American originally invented the game, it first got popular in Japan in 1986 and received it sound name there. In the last years, Sudoku swapped over to the USA and Europe and is now even fancier than the good old crossword puzzle.

The goal in this puzzle is simple. You have to fill a 9×9 square grid with numbers so that each small 3×3 grid and each of the big columns and rows contains the numbers 1 to 9, but only once. To complete this goal, you’ll need either very good logics or time to experiment with different digits. The solution is usually unique, so there’s only one way to solve every grid.

While the classical Sudoku is solved with pen and paper, the internet made it a lot easier for people to play their favorite puzzle game. And Google Plus hopped on that brain teasing train right at the release of their gaming section with Sudoku Puzzles. As the name implies, it’s just Sudoku at itss best. You can solve puzzles of four

difficulties from easy to expert while the game will count the time you need for each puzzle.

The only social factor added to the game are leaderboards to check how good you are compared to your Google+ contacts and friends. The graphics are as simple as the game itself, but work perfect if you just want to do some Sudoku. The controls are also pretty simple: Just click where you want to add a number and type it on your keyboard. There’s nor sound effects or music to distract you, but a big variety of different puzzles. If you can’t solve a hard puzzle, the game offers up to three hints and checks of your numbers (which will of course affect your score) and the possibility to solve it for you.

Conclusion

Sudoku Puzzles provides you with hours and hours of Sudoku puzzles – nothing more, nothing less. So if you’re into that kind of numeric brain teaser, you’ll find just what you’re looking for on Google+.