
Classic Sudoku
The 9×9 original.
Fill every row, column and 3×3 box with the digits 1 to 9. The starting digits sit on shaded squares; the rest are yours to work out.
- 9×9 board
- 3×3 boxes
- Digits 1 to 9
Four ways to play
Each one has its own daily puzzle, its own streak and a free pack of 50 to work through.

The 9×9 original.
Fill every row, column and 3×3 box with the digits 1 to 9. The starting digits sit on shaded squares; the rest are yours to work out.

No starting digits, only sums.
Dashed cages group the cells, and the small number in each cage is the sum of its cells. A digit can’t repeat inside a cage, and the usual row, column and box rules still apply.

Four grids on one board.
A 12×12 board holds four overlapping 9×9 grids. Each of the four follows the normal rules, so a square in an overlap has to work in more than one grid.

The short one.
A 6×6 grid with 2×3 boxes and the digits 1 to 6. Made for a short break.
Classic, Killer, Butterfly and Mini, in one app for iPhone.
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