Daniel_

Every one can be solved, but I often find in the hardest puzzles that you get to a point where there are four squares left that are all interdependent (four cells at the corners of a rectangle on the board, each can be one of 2 numbers).

Then it's tossing a coin territory.

When I get to that stage, I call it a solved puzzle - it's not my fault that the setter fucked up.

If you need help, go here: http://www.matriciel.co.uk/sudoku/

If you find they are too easy, try Super Sodoku - it's a 4x4x4 grid, in HEX (base 16).

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