selling puzzle phenomenon Sudoku, with millions of copies puzzle books in print. Hot on its heels is the next major sensation, Kakuro, a similar game of numerical logic that is even more challenging than its worthy predecessor. Puzzle enthusiasts around the world are making this new game the next big thing.
Until now, however, existing books simply followed the original pattern of including all levels of Kakuro puzzles: easy, intermediate, and difficult. With the way puzzlers run through these games, they tire fast of the first two levels, always looking for harder, more complex puzzles. 'The Pocket Idiot's Guide to Killer Kakuro' fits the need perfectly. Coming a bit after the first burst of Kakuro books, this book includes more than 240 puzzle designed for the advanced or expert player-and after they whip through the easier books, there are potentially hundreds of thousands of "fresh experts" just waiting for the real challenge to begin.
