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This sounds like a cool one-time solve. Solving high level traditional sudukos is mostly about learning "rules" (like The Phistomefel Ring). I imagine the equiv
by NotAnOtter 2y ago
This sounds like a cool one-time solve. Solving high level traditional sudukos is mostly about learning "rules" (like The Phistomefel Ring). I imagine the equivalent in 3d would be too complex for a human to parse.
- fsckboy 2y agotoo complex, or is he saying "there are no complex 3D puzzles, too much information"
- LanceH 2y agoFor sudoku, it worked out that the balance was awful. I imagine if I put in the absolute minimal clues for 3d sudoku it would be challenging and have some more advanced techniques. It just wasn't a good game. Don't get me wrong, there is probably some niche of players who would like that, but I wasn't going to do the last 90% of polishing a game, writing a solution evaluator, and probably having to play it a ton just to finish it off. I did end up getting some interviews based on the game. It's amazing how well it worked for the games industry where they have well over 90% of people applying with nothing tangible to show on their resume or portfolio.