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Games

Time Out New York / Issue 671 : Aug 7–13, 2008

Suwageku

By David Dickerson

This is like a regular Sudoku, but with a career-oriented twist. Fill in the grids using logic and deduction, so that every row, every column and every outlined three-by-three square contains each of the letters in the phrase JOB WANTED. The first puzzle is easy and the second is hard.

Download the printable version to solve with pencil and paper.
EASY

See the answer key here.

HARD

See the answer key here.
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