A Chance To Win Flower Sudoku For iPhone And iPad
September 30, 2011
AppAdvice has teamed up with Evgeniy Kazaev in order to offer you a chance to win one of five promo codes for Flower Sudoku ($.99) for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
Have you always wanted to join in on the puzzling fun that is Sudoku but just can't stand dealing with numbers? If so, Flower Sudoku is your kind of game. It's a numberless version of the extremely popular Japanese logic-based puzzle game that requires you to spin flowers to match their petals.
In each of Flower Sudoku's 36 levels you're presented with flowers with petals of different colors and you must spin them to match the connection points, which are indicated by glowing orbs. All points must be matched before you're able to move on to the next level.
In earlier levels you're given a limited number of flowers with a limited number of connection points, making it much easier to create matches. As you progress, however, flowers can have up to six different connection points, requiring you to do a whole heck of a lot of spinning before all is said and done.
Flower Sudoku has limited replay value once you complete each of the 36 levels, but the developer is currently working on an update that will add Game Center integration. The update will also overhaul the graphics.
To have a chance at winning one of two Flower Sudoku promo codes, simply hit that blue tweet button near the bottom of this page or retweet this post from your favorite Twitter app before 11:59 PM PDT tonight (September 30). We will then search the Twitterverse for all of the retweets and randomly choose our lucky winners. The winners will be notified via Twitter, so please be sure to follow us so we can send you your promo code via a direct message.
Non-Twitter users and those of you who want to increase your odds of winning can simply leave a relevant comment below before 11:59 PM PDT tonight to have a chance at winning one of the other three promo codes.
Feel free to participate in the giveaway via either or both methods. Only one entry per person per method is allowed, totaling up to two entries per person if using both.