Sudoku Game - Daily puzzles challenge

Do you crave a fresh, inventive, and stimulating Sudoku challenge? The goal is to fill numbers in the grid so that every row, column, and region contains each number once. With a plethora of free Sudoku puzzles, your brain is in for endless entertainment! Can you conquer all the Sudoku challenges? Download now and give your brain a workout!

Our Sudoku game boasts:

- Multiple difficulty levels (Easy, Medium, Hard, Expert) to cater to all players

- Thousands of unique online Sudoku levels available for free

- Daily Sudoku puzzles to keep your brain sharp

- Ability to take notes to aid in puzzle-solving

- Boosters for those tough moments

- Handy Sudoku tips for beginners

- Free club membership to connect with fellow brain training enthusiasts

- Global rankings to compare your skills with players worldwide

- Daily free rewards up for grabs

- User-friendly controls for an optimal app experience both online and offline

- Personal statistics tracking your progress in each difficulty level

- Customizable Sudoku profile with fun avatars

Additional features include:

- Play Sudoku both online and offline daily

- Option to enable or disable the timer

- Display your current score during gameplay

- Control mistakes in puzzles online or offline

- Hide filled numbers in various cells

- Highlight specific blocks, columns, or rows

- Identify identical numbers on the grid

- Clear all notes of a number once it's placed

- Capture puzzles as screenshots for printing

- Challenge yourself with harder difficulty levels

- Protect your account using Google or Facebook login

- Access the Sudoku solver for solutions

How to play Sudoku Club? What are the rules?

If you're a Sudoku expert, mastering the game should be a breeze! Although solving a daily Sudoku puzzle can be tough, the game rules are simple. The puzzle consists of a 9x9 grid split into nine 3x3 sub-grids. Remember these key rules:

- Each number from 1 to 9 must occur only once in each row, column, and sub-grid

The name "Sudoku" originates from Japanese, meaning "numbers only once." Embrace the challenge!

Solving Sudoku relies on logic rather than math knowledge. Some initial numbers are provided and cannot be altered. Easy puzzles contain more given numbers compared to harder levels.

Your task is to complete the daily puzzle while adhering to the rules above. It's a captivating activity suitable for daily play, culminating in its surge in popularity since mid-2005.

Ready to dive into this captivating Sudoku board game? Download now and indulge in some brain exercises!

User comments on Sudoku Game

The game is laid out and designed nicely. The difficulty levels are right on. This is one of the better sudoku games, if not the best. Love Lightning Mode. My only gripe is that there is no explanation of what "magic note" is in settings. Loses stars because I can only log in on 1 device. Other games allow to sync progress on several devices.

It is some casual fun that engages the mind. The one star is because the ads have started opening up other tabs in my phone for no reason. So at this time due to the advertising, I can't trust this app. (Edit: in response the developer, it is not the ads themselves that are the issue but the fact that some of them have exited the app and opened my web browser which has forced me to close out my web browser and have to reopen the game.)

One of the best Sudoku apps I've had. I still have yet to have a repeated puzzle out of at least 500 games, unlike other apps that cycle through the same puzzles way too often. My only complaint is that the "bomb" button is too vulnerable. I don't need this feature as I play these games for a brain challenge, not to give up and cheat if it gets too hard. However I have now accidentally bumped this button 6 times thus ruining my puzzle. There should be a failsafe on this function.

Very happy with the game so far and I'm considering paying for ad-free. However, where are the explanations for the settings? In particular, where does it tell me what the coins are for? Can you please add the option to have lightning mode on by default instead of having to turn it on for every game, and to be able to set our own number of mistakes? In lightning mode there is an issue where, if a number is not pre-filled in any squares (ie: 9 remaining) it can't be selected.