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The rules of Ksudoku are quite simple.
Depending on the size of the game board and the difficulty level chosen each individual Ksudoku puzzle may take up to a few hours to solve.
Each square may hold one and only one symbol.
Each horizontal row (as defined by the game board) can contain each symbol exactly once.
Each vertical row (as defined by the game board) can contain each symbol exactly once.
Each subgrid or section (as defined by the game board) can contain each symbol exactly once
The set of symbols varies depending on the game type you choose.
Knowledge of mathematics, or language is not required to solve Ksudoku puzzles.
Depending on the difficulty chosen the puzzles may appear partially solved. In such case the signs already on the game board cannot be changed.
You can only modify the symbols you have previously entered.
Ksudoku generated puzzles have one solution only.