Odd||Even

Odd | | Even-A puzzle game based on numerical and mathematical equations. Let us immediately accept the fact that the game is not suitable for everyone. If your level of mathematical knowledge is small, or even absent, then the game is definitely not for you. The Classic puzzles that we are accustomed to see in the games on the expanse of steam, you will not meet here. If you consider yourself smart enough in this field, then welcome. Simple and intuitive interface, explanations and rules, task generator and a large number of data examples in the campaign await you. You can test your knowledge and assimilate new information.

A very simple Maths based puzzle. It's about placing Numbers in such a way that the Puzzle goes up. FOR EXAMPLE:? 2nd? 3rd?? Stand for empty Fields where you have to insert a Number while the 2 and 3 are specified. In the case of an Additive variant, you have to place numbers (in, for example, 0-2 Range) in such a way that the numbers given fit. This would then be (1) 2 (1) 3 (2), as the 2 and 3 add up the Numbers to the left and right next to it. (While it is not the Case in the game, as it is diamond-shaped, this should only be a Simplification of the Principle) Alternatively, you could also use (0) 2 (2) 3 (1), but when Dissolving he shows that this is not the desired Solution (that is, wrong). Fug is not the whole thing, but at least you can train a little mathematically.

Note: 6/10 positive points an original idea of puzzles. The whole is well thought out and forms a coherent whole. Single solution problems that resolve with "logic > deduction". These are my favorites. The grid generator allows you to play as much as you want. Negative points how to present the rules, specific to each grid, is a little confusing at first. It takes a little time to adapt. The problems offered during the campaign are a little too easy. Likewise, if the generator is allowed to create a grid, it remains quite simple to solve. You have to hack the parameters to get real challenges like this one where I had to spend more than a dozen hours before getting to grips with it. The program does not plan to put annotations on the grid, as possible figures for a box. To solve very complex problems, I am obliged to use a pencil and paper or, even better, http://www.getpaint.net/(an image editor). Other remark from what I read, some complain about the crash of the program. The people involved seem to have AMD graphics cards. For my part with an NVIDIA, I had no crashes.