90-Day Challenge to Sharpen the Mind and Strengthen Cognitive Skills
Series: Brain Fitness Puzzle Games
Boost your brainpowerand have fun!with 90 days of easy-to-hard sudoku puzzles.Are you craving a mental challenge, looking to ward off brain fog, or just seeking a fun way to energize your mind in the morning? Take the Sudoku for Brain Fitness challenge and train your brain with 90 days of sudoku puzzles that progress from easy to hardall while having fun! With expert tips on improving your sudoku-solving skills and bonus puzzles to keep your good habit going, youll be amazed at the improvement in your focus, memory, and problem-solving skills in just three short months.90 days of sudokuand another month of bonus puzzles. Top-quality puzzles crafted by sudoku experts, not a computer. Helpful sudoku-solving techniques and tips. From cross-hatching to X-wing, the expert authors explain top strategies to help you become a sudoku master. Large, clear text. Avoid eye strain with the easy-to-read text.Big grids and margin space. Plenty of room to jot down notes. Answer key in the back. So you can easily check your answers.Great gift for puzzle lovers. Perfect for travel or just unwinding at home.
About Artists & Writers:
Dr. Steven Clontz lives with his wife and daughter in Mobile, Alabama. Through his work as a mathematician, professor, and puzzler, Clontz has designed puzzles and games featured by the National Museum of Mathematics and the international puzzle events DASH and Puzzled Pint. He cofounded Mathematical Puzzle Programs, which organizes puzzle-hunt events at colleges and universities across the United States.Julie Demyanovich is a game developer, publishing games since 2019. From sudoku to point-and-click adventures, Julie orchestrates innovative, engaging experiences for audiences of all ages to enjoy. Outside of serving as executive producer, writer, and artist for a number of published independent games, she is a composer, graphic designer, and video editor. Before developing sudoku puzzles, Julie earned undergraduate degrees in psychology and game development from George Mason University and an MBA from the University of Maryland, all SCL.