And in 1997, the popularity of the game could spread far outside from Japanese borders, when it was developed into a computer program. Its population liked the game so much and it became so widespread that “Sudoku” was registered as an official trademark in that country. You may ask, if the game was invented by French people, then why does it have the Japanese name? Well, in 1984 the game was introduced in Japan.
The original name of the sudoku game is Number Place and that makes sense – all the game deals with numbers and combinations. Sudoku occurred approximately in the year 1892, French puzzle setters began experimenting with removing numbers from magic squares (a math square consisting of 9 cells and filled with numbers).
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