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COSMIC HOLES Junior

Imagine an alien Sudoku where the numbers are elements. Figure out which element to place on the grid, where, and when!? In order to maintain balance, each element must harmonize with the others. “Aliens don't play Sudoku—they play COSMIC HOLES!” For adults and children.

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About the Game

Features:

  • 300 logical problems of increasing difficulty.

  • A relaxed atmosphere in a space universe.

  • Dynamic laws governing the 5 elements of Chinese cosmology.

  • 4 logical rules to follow.

  • A thousand stars to collect for surprises.

"Junior" version compared with the original game:

  • A much smoother progression of difficulty.

  • Additional game aids.

  • No more sentinel enemies (which appeared when you were too fast in COSMIC HOLES).

“Aliens don't play Sudoku—they play COSMIC HOLES!”