4/5 rating based on 10 reviews. Read all reviews for Sudoku Infinite for iPhone.
Sudoku Infinite is free iOS app published by Ludovic Landry
Adam Schramm
Right off the bat, you can't pencil-in marks for later reference. You can only imput a single number. That itself makes this Sudoku app pretty much worthless.
Linnaly
I've tried Sudoku Tablet and Enjoy Sudoku Daily, and between these three apps, Sudoku Infinite has the best method of inputting numbers with its dial, which makes filling in spaces seriously easy and convenient. The display is attractive and comes off as glossy and bright, which I really love, as the attractive yet straightforward presentation adds to the enjoyable experience. Infinite has all the basics of a a Sudoku game - EXCEPT the pencil marks, which was surprising. It doesn't at all make it worthless to me as I tend to keep the possibilities in my head anyway, but I would like the option to mark down pencil marks for the harder levels. Maybe in a future update?
Concerned for your soul
Does not work. This is a scam! It won't open or run. Keep your money!
Betty088
I have reported a problem twice but apparently no one cares. Save your money!!
mwexler
Issues from older reviews have been corrected (you can now pencil in small numbers as notes, etc.). The ability to generate new puzzles is handy since you never have to worry about getting a grid that you already did (well, the odds are against it, at least). The solver is simple to use, but it takes a while to enter all the numbers from a newspaper, so you wind up not using it all that often. I haven't run into any crashes or other issues. One odd thing: you click on the number then the space, not the more traditional "select a space then a number". If you want a basic Sudoku, this one is pretty good.
Eric in cos
I have been playing this sudoku for around a year now. Besides a random bug where it presents a blank board every 1000 boards or so. This is the best sudoku app I have ever played.
RAM Sublue
Really like it! I wish it had an undo feature and mistake locator. An always present elapse timer would be great too.