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Ok, I played it. Works fine (there is a cheat sheet for the number keys, you can turn it off if your kindle actually came with numbers). Definitely better than the free version that you had to get on the web to use.
Several difficulty levels and has "regular" and "random" games (I would expect random ones to be a bit harder, on average). Also has a newspaper mode, so you can enter the puzzle from your paper, then ditch the paper and play (or, pull it from the paper's web site and save all that paper from being used).
Notes are very easy to make and easy to remove - I like that part better than using a pencil. Moving around is a bit slow, as is to be expected with the limitations of the hardware (click, click, click, click). Lights up a row or box if you get it right/complete. Won't let you put in a number if it has an obvious conflict (you can still put in the wrong number, of course).
As to availability, I have no clue - three other games by EA seem available, as are the three free games. This one, though, has apparently been set to "not available" for all countries.
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