Toronto (PRWEB) August 19, 2014 -- Science is discovering that certain kinds of games can provide more to players than entertainment alone. They can also help improve memory, reasoning and motor skills.
Sharing not only a love of games, but also a life together, married couple Sarah and Jonathan Tillger are the creators of the new game Pazuju. Combining elements of a jigsaw puzzle with the immensely popular number game Sudoku, Pazuju offers different levels of difficulty to players searching for a fun new game.
“We developed an app for tablets and smartphones, but we knew we also wanted a pen-and-paper way to play the game,” said Sarah. “We are huge fans of games in the newspaper. We will help each other with crosswords and other number games. It’s a nice way to start the day together.”
In the book, a bound version of printed Pazuju puzzles, players are required to arrange fragments of a number grid into the right spots before using numbers to fill out the completed grid.
The popular Luminosity games have helped to popularize the idea that by simply playing a game, one can keep his or her mind at its sharpest. Pazuju combines the need for spatial reasoning with reductive logic, bringing a product to gamers that is both entertaining and beneficial to cognitive processes.
For more information, visit http://www.pazuju.com.
“Pazuju”
By Sarah and Jonathan Tillger
ISBN: 978-1-4931-7490-4
Softcover price: $17.73
Available in softcover
Available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, iTunes and Xlibrus
About the author
Sarah and Jonathan Tillger are business owners living in Toronto. In addition to running a business together, they also collaborated on the creation of Pazuju. Their love of number games led them to create one of their very own, which features a jigsaw twist.
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