Getting ready for the App Store
The game is feature-complete: handwriting entry, four-sided notes, Apple Pencil hover, double-tap and squeeze, and a Library of solved puzzles. Now polishing before submission.
Scribb: Sudoku
Sudoku you write by hand. Write a number with Apple Pencil and it turns into a typed one, right in the square.
About
Scribb is a Sudoku game for iPad built around Apple Pencil. Every square takes handwriting: write a digit and it becomes a clean, typed number, so it feels like a paper puzzle book that keeps itself tidy.
Every puzzle you solve becomes a page in a 100-page book for its difficulty, and filling books unlocks new covers. There is no account and no tracking, and your game never leaves your iPad.
What it does
- Handwritten numbers that turn into typed ones
- Notes on all four sides of a square
- Apple Pencil hover, double-tap for notes, and squeeze for a number menu
- Tap or hover a number to light up every match
- Four difficulties, each puzzle with exactly one solution
- A Library that turns solved puzzles into books with unlockable covers
- An on-screen keypad for playing without Apple Pencil
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