Hitori

Very plain and boring look. Not fun to play. All black and white, blah

These puzzles contain many ambiguous scenarios, often having more than one correct answer. There should only beer be exactly one solution to these types of problems.

App functionality is good and unencumbered by ads, but puzzle solutions are not unique. Also, what's up with the timer? I know that didn't take me 400 seconds to solve that one.

No undo?, No saving states? No differently colored markings? (black only)

Nice!!!!!!

Puzzles often can not be solved due to multiple solutions.

When there is more than one possible solution it becomes impossible to solve this kind of puzzle. Anyone can generate this kind of puzzle with a program...the skill is in designing puzzles with ONLY ONE solution! This has promise, but unless this is more carefully edited I'm uninstalling. :-(

The comments about ambiguous solutions and the broken timer are accurate, but it still works well enough to be worth downloading.

So far found one game that's unsolvable.

Does not show other navigation buttons while playing. Really annoying. Delete this app or improve it.

Great, but the puzzle should be in the middle of the screen not top. And should make the grid more bigger for big size puzzle

There are a few bugs with this game. The timer is really messed up. I'll spend only a minute on a game, but it tells me I spent 6 minutes on it. Also, the solutions are not unique. You can guess and solve them multiple ways, which should not be the case in this kind of puzzle game.

These puzzles contain many ambiguous scenarios, often having more than one correct answer. There should only beer be exactly one solution to these types of problems.

Needs guide mode with the ability to circle too.

Played a 16x16 Hitori. While it may be a grid with a solution that fits the Hitori rules, it is not one that can be arrived at by applying the rules. This is a common problem with randomly generated puzzles- they may have a solution but it may not be possible to arrive at the solution without guessing.

Played a 16x16 Hitori. While it may be a grid with a solution that fits the Hitori rules, it is not one that can be arrived at by applying the rules. This is a common problem with randomly generated puzzles- they may have a solution but it may not be possible to arrive at the solution without guessing.