Rocky Isle - A new twist on Sudoku!|遊戲線上App不用買-HotApp4Game

Experience the number-based puzzle game that is as visually stunning as an arcade adventure yet challenging like the hardest available Sudoku puzzles! Download Rocky Isle & play through thousands of puzzles across nine varying difficulty levels!

Rocky Isle is a genuinely addictive grid-based numeric challenge in the spirit of classic titles such as Sudoku. Puzzles come in the form of grids which are further sectioned off into separate regions, all designed to take on the look of tropical islands. The player’s mission in the game is simple: place a hill onto every square of each island on any given level, utilizing up to seven differently sized hills to do so. What looks deceptively simple can be a daunting task, a mentally engaging puzzle juggernaut.

Important: please download the free version of Rocky Isle first. It contains dozens of puzzles of all difficulty levels, more than enough to decide if you like the app. Please do not give one star feedback if you find a problem. Instead, report it to support@pozzal.com. If problems are found, we promise to create an update in a timely manner.

A Unique Mobile Puzzle:

• Rocky Isle includes more than 5000 puzzles spread equally over 9 difficulty levels. The diverse range of included difficulties ensures that the game is accessible to novice players yet appealing to even the most advanced puzzle solving experts. As an ultimate challenge, we include 350 puzzles which have never been solved by human hands before! We verified that a unique solution exists, but we have no idea how to solve them. Send us email if you succeed!

• Furthermore, with smaller grid sizes – the game’s most difficult puzzles appear on 6x6 grids, unlike Sudoku’s normal 9x9 format – Rocky Isle is perfectly suited for gaming on small iPhone and iPod Touch screens. An iPad optimized version of Rocky Isle featuring board rotation features is available too!

The Rocky Isle Challenge:

Every empty square on each island corresponds to only one hill size. The number of squares a given island is comprised of dictates which sized hills must be used.

• For example: If an island takes up 3 squares on the grid, it must have a size 1 hill, a size 2 hill, and a size 3 hill on it. An island that takes up 4 squares must have hills sized 1 to 4 on it.

No islands can be populated with more than one of each hill size, and same sized hills appearing in the same row or column on the grid must be spaced apart by the at least same number of squares as their corresponding size values.

• For example: If two size 3 hills appear in the same row or column, they must be placed at least 3 squares apart from one another.

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