Sudoku Games

Sudoku needs little introduction: fill the grid so every row, column and 3×3 box contains the digits one through nine exactly once. This group covers the classic 9×9 format, a compact mini variant, and puzzles that refresh daily. — 15 playable now.

Good solving is scanning, not guessing: find the rows, columns or boxes missing only a single digit, and pencil candidates where a number has just two possible homes. Small certainties cascade into finished grids.

Difficulty labels come from the catalog, and each page states the input style — some games want you to tap a cell first, others pick the number first — so check before you start.

Frequently asked questions

What are the rules of sudoku?

Fill the grid so every row, column and 3×3 box contains the digits one through nine exactly once. This group covers the classic 9×9 format, a compact mini variant, and puzzles that refresh daily.

Do I need math or guessing to solve sudoku?

Neither. Good solving is scanning, not guessing: find the rows, columns or boxes missing only a single digit, pencil candidates where a number has just two possible homes, and small certainties cascade into a finished grid.

How do I choose a sudoku difficulty?

Difficulty labels come from the catalog, so start low and climb. Each page also states the input style — some games want you to tap a cell first, others pick the number first — which matters more than beginners expect.

New to the genre? Read our guide Sudoku for Beginners: Scan, Don't Guess · Sudoku Techniques: From Scanning to X-Wing.