How to Do a Sudoku Cube
The joy of cube puzzles is in the journey it takes to solve them. While solutions are readily available in print and online, there's a sense of achievement that comes from solving a cube puzzle on your own. The Sudoku Cube combines the complexities of cube puzzles with the mental dexterity required of traditional Sudoku puzzles. Like a Rubik's cube, entire rows or columns have to be moved, yet the player still has to make the numbers add up.
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Instructions
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Turn a three-layered slice of the cube horizontally or vertically.
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Rotate the slice until you have it in the position you desire. This may also require you to rotate the entire cube around in your hands.
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Rotate the slices to get the numbers 1 through 9 on each face of the cube without repeating a number.
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Stop rotating slices once each face of the cube sequentially displays the numbers 1 through 9. The four corners on each face should be 1, 3, 9 and 7 clockwise.
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Tips & Warnings
Some Sudoku Cubes come with their own instruction variations and may not require the numbers be aligned in sequential order.
