Sudoku but it's on the MD

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It’s Sudoku, but made for the Sega Mega Drive. You fill grids with numbers using logical deduction, same as the classic paper version. Controls are straightforward, directional pad and buttons handle placement and erasing. No time limits or gimmicks, just pure puzzle-solving. The interface is clean, with clear visuals that fit the system’s capabilities. Each level ramps up difficulty steadily, testing your pattern recognition without overwhelming. What stands out is how well it adapts a modern concept to retro hardware. The port feels native, with no slowdown or graphical shortcuts. Community feedback from retro gaming forums notes its addictive simplicity, though some call the lack of hints a double-edged sword. Developer SuperTavs has a reputation for niche projects, and this one leans into the challenge of making a brainy puzzle game work on 16-bit tech.