Puzzle enthusiasts across the UK have a new mental challenge to conquer with the release of Sudoku 7,120 in the Guardian. This hard-level puzzle promises to test the logical skills and patience of even the most seasoned solvers.
The Puzzle Challenge
The objective remains classic and clear: players must fill the entire grid so that every row, every column, and every 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 to 9 without repetition. This particular puzzle, identified as number 7,120, is marked as 'hard', indicating a significant step up in complexity from easier variants.
A print-friendly version of the grid is available for those who prefer to solve on paper, mirroring the traditional puzzle-solving experience.
Accessing the Solution
For those eager to check their work or who find themselves stuck, the Guardian provides a clear path to the answers. Solutions for puzzles published from Monday to Thursday can be found by purchasing the newspaper's next available issue.
The publication has a specific schedule for its weekend puzzles. If you tackle the Sudoku on a Friday or Saturday, you will need to look for the solution in either the Saturday or Monday edition of the paper, respectively.
A Staple of British Life and Style
This Sudoku challenge is featured under the 'Life and Style' section of the Guardian, highlighting its role as a popular daily ritual for many. It represents more than just a game; it is a tool for mental exercise and a moment of focused calm in a busy day.
For those looking to improve their skills or simply enjoy more puzzles, the Guardian encourages readers to explore its wider collection of brain teasers and logical games available both in print and online.
