Adding to the line-up of Nintendo 3DS games scheduled to release in March is Hamster’s Nikoli’s Sudoku 3D, which will arrive in Japan on March 31 for ¥3,990.

Hamster has promised that their first 3DS effort will be use the 3D effect of the system to make the numbers that players have added to the play field appear as if they were floating. The puzzle’s original numbers will be at the lowest level of depth, making it easier to distinguish between the two.

Besides Sudoku, the title also features Nurikabe, Heyawake, Kakkuro, Bijutsukan, Hitori ni Shitekure, Mashu and Slitherlink. In all, there are 1,000 problems from these various games.

More information is expected when the game’s official site premieres.