Free Full Screen Online Puzzle Games that You'll Love!

Everyone loves a good puzzle, especially when they‘re free. But who really wants to play the free online games that come in a tiny screen? Sure it's okay for a while, but soon you begin to feel Closter phobic. Well, believe it or not, there are some full screen, free online puzzle games that are just as wonderful as some that you pay for.

A spectacular puzzle game is 3D Logic at http://www.microgames.info/games/3d_logic/loader_3d_logic.swf. The board of 3D Logic is a Rubix Cube with only the top and two adjacent sides visible and usable. The goal is to link each and every pair of like color markers by coloring the squares for each path. The only blocks that can't be colored is the black blockers. While this sounds like an easy task, each level completed ups the difficulty.

The music that accompanies this game is mesmerizing. Mixed in the bell like sounds is the chirping of crickets. The entire effect is calming, but it also seems to help you focus on the puzzle in front of you. Unfortunately, the music as great as it is, is the only added feature to the game. There is no hints There is no solve. There is an undo button that removes only one move, or the clear button that removes them all. But that is really mundane, except for possibly the extremely difficult levels.

Samurai Sudoku is a variant of Sudoku. Instead of only one cube with nine blocks of nine, there are five blocks that run together at the corners, forming a 4 pointed star or a quincunx.

The game is played like the standard Sudoku game where you put numbers one through nine in a square and each row has numbers one through nine. However, Sudoku Samurai can be guessed using logic only, there is no need to guess. Each puzzle has only one answer as in Sudoku.

At www.samuria-sudoku.com, you can work on your puzzle the right way. A wonderful feature that you can use is the check validity function. With this feature turned on, an inscribed number that collides with an existing number will turn both boxes red. Sorry, but it doesn't tell you if you put a wrong number, only if you put a conflicting one.