Hitori

The popular logic puzzle game "Hitori" will be interesting for the players of any age. The aim of the game is to paint out some cells in such way that there are no duplicate numbers in any row or column. Painted cells cannot share an edge. And all the unpainted cells must be connected horizontally or vertically in a single group.

Size: 5x5, 6x6, 7x7, depending on the level of complexity.

Languages: English, Russian, Chinese.

A Google User
The puzzles are good, though the grid mazes at 7x7. Clean, simple design, but the way that the game just ends when you solve the puzzle is a bit jarring. Excellent for a quick, unchallenging game.
Rated: 4 Star

Kimberly Karwath
I find the gameplay easy to use, but it's frustrating when you appear to have more puzzles after the initial 50, and they're unsolvable.
Rated: 4 Star

A Google User
Unless I'm just missing it, there is no way to mark cells that you know will be white. A key way of making logical moves...
Rated: 1 Star

A Google User
Cannot mark the white cells.
Rated: 2 Star

Sally Rosen
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Rated: 2 Star

James Scales
It would be an alright game if you were allowed to review boards after you beat them, instead of what happens which is the immediate return to the main menu.
Rated: 3 Star