Number Toss Puzzle

A simple but challenging number puzzle. A brain teaser with incredible depth.If you like sudoku then you will love this game!In each turn you toss a number over another. You get a score equal to the removed number. If the two numbers were equal, then your score is doubled. Thats it.Explore the complexity and the numeric challenges this game offers! Includes hundreds of puzzles and 5 different board sizes for the experts. The game rules are extremely simple and each challenge provides incredible depth of game play.OBJECTIVEBeat your own and other players high scores while comparing them on the global scoreboards! Scores are calculated by the server from the submitted sequence of moves, so players cannot cheat by submitting false high scores! Scoreboards may be filtered based on tags allowing to play against your family, friends, citizens of your country, etc.Submit your challenges, games, ideas, talk about the game at:http://numbertoss.freeforums.org/You might want to like and/or share the game at:https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/106340786484597648314/http://www.facebook.com/pages/Number-Toss/314186478603467COMPLETE GAME RULESThe game board is a square consisting of fields. The board size is between 5x5 and 9x9. Each field contains a one digit number between 1 and the size of the board. There is one empty field in the beginning of the game. Numbers can be moved by tossing them over one of their neighbors into an empty field. The move can be horizontal, vertical or diagonal in both directions. The tossed number will be placed into the empty field, and the number it jumped over will be removed. With each move there is one less number on the board. The game is over when there are no more moves. At the end of the game one or more fields may still contain numbers. The score of a move is equal to the number that is removed from the board. This score is doubled when the tossed number and the removed number are equal. Therefore each move has a score between 1 and 18. The goal of the game is to reach the highest possible score.