The field of gaming is flooded by games that handle puzzles and mathematical complexities. These games are widely suggested by parents for the growth of their children’s mental abilities. There are many highly complex ones too. These are opted for by people who are more inclined towards reasoning and logical thinking. Zendoku is a game with the functionalities of a puzzle, developed by Zoonami. The game is published by Eidos Interactive for the Nintendos and PSPs.
The history of China and Japan popularly speaks about a mathematical game called Sudoku. This game involves solving of a mathematical puzzle and arriving at the right grid of answers. Zendoku is an innovation on the ancient Sudoku, providing a slight combative experience. The players are supposed to use symbols than the usual numbers. The players also get an option to choose their characters and attack or defend against the opponent. Prior to the stages of attacks, the player should pass through mini games by filling numbers.
The most attractive feature of Zendoku is the theme. There can never be an expectation of such a theme for a refined version of Sudoku. Zendoku maintains a ‘light-hearted martial’ arts theme throughout the game and manages to hold the interest of the user. The real attacking experience of the game includes blowing obstacles away, spin vault handles, blocking punches, etc. The character set used in the game is also exciting. The ranges of characters include ninjas, samurais and much more, with their own story line and special abilities. The reputation of the character could be boosted by defeating progressively stronger opponents.
The Attack box contains a series of attacks to be unlocked by the player upon his progress in the game. The wireless mode in the PSP will enable multi player in Zendoku. The puzzle generator of the game will never run out of puzzles and the outcome is infinite. The well spun storyline of the game, progressive learning curve and the innovative idea will ensure a good standing for Zendoku in the gaming industry. It is an excellent advancement of the addictive Sudoku.
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