Brick Maze Dash

Brick Maze Dash is a Sudoku puzzle built around a classic 9×9 number grid and a clear set of logical rules. Each level presents a partially completed grid containing numbers from 1 to 9. The objective is to fill every empty cell while following the required arrangement of numbers across the entire grid. The playing field is divided into rows, columns, and 3×3 blocks. Every row must contain each number from 1 to 9 only once. The same rule applies to every column and every 3×3 block. The player must use the numbers already placed on the board to determine which values can correctly occupy the remaining cells. In Brick Maze Dash, numbers can be entered manually. To fill an empty cell, the player selects the cell and chooses the required number. Numbers that were automatically placed at the beginning of the level cannot be selected or changed. Correctly selected numbers also cannot be changed, keeping completed parts of the puzzle fixed as the player continues solving the grid. There is no note or pencil-mark function. Each entered number therefore becomes a direct part of the solution. The game allows up to three number mistakes during a level. A lives indicator shows the remaining opportunities to make an incorrect entry, giving the player a clear overview of the current state of the attempt. The game uses one difficulty level. The focus remains on completing the 9×9 grid according to the defined Sudoku rules while keeping track of the time required to finish the puzzle. Brick Maze Dash also records completion time. A timer tracks how long the current level takes to complete. When all required cells have been filled correctly, the screen flashes green and the “WELL DONE” message appears. The completion time is then displayed, and the “PLAY AGAIN” button becomes available for starting another attempt. Results are stored in the records when the recorded result is greater than zero. This creates a simple structure around completing the puzzle, checking the result, and returning to another attempt. Brick Maze Dash keeps the gameplay centered on number placement, logical deduction, limited mistakes, and completion time. The player works directly with the 9×9 grid, fills the available cells, protects correctly completed entries, and aims to finish the puzzle while managing the available lives.