What are the basic rules of Sudoku?
Fill the board so no value repeats in a row, column, or box. The 16×16 stage uses 4×4 boxes and the symbols 1–9 and A–G for its sixteen values.
A mobile-first Sudoku game with 400 levels from 4×4 Easy to 16×16 Master, candidate notes, a daily puzzle, PDF printing, and account-free challenges.
Fill the board so no value repeats in a row, column, or box. The 16×16 stage uses 4×4 boxes and the symbols 1–9 and A–G for its sixteen values.
The game includes 400 deterministic levels: 100 each for 4×4 Easy, 6×6 Junior, 9×9 Challenge, and 16×16 Master, plus a Daily Puzzle that changes each day.
Yes. Whenever a clue is removed, the generator runs a solver and keeps the empty cell only when exactly one solution remains.
The game provides candidate notes, hints, restart, erase, undo, an on-screen keypad, and physical keyboard input. In 16×16, use A–G for values 10–16. Selecting a cell highlights its row, column, box, and matching values, while conflicts turn red immediately.
Yes. The date and selected board size form a stable seed, so everyone opening the same stage on the same day receives the same board. It changes with the date and needs no stored puzzle database.
Choose “Print / PDF” in the game controls. Your browser opens its print dialog, where you can print normally or choose “Save as PDF.” The print layout contains only the title, date, instructions, and a clean puzzle board.
Yes. After solving the puzzle, choose “Invite Challenge” to open the same share dialog used by the site header. The URL contains the compressed starting board and your time, so your friend needs no account or backend record.