One grid. Three ways to play.
Classic, Killer or Samurai: 60 Sudoku across four levels. With pencil notes, error checking and a helping hand when you need one.
Explore the SudokuFor minds that like to wander
The coffee is ready. Your mind is still busy. A few empty squares, a little logic – and the world can wait a moment.
For five minutes.
Or until the coffee gets cold.
Your first puzzle break
Classic · Beginner · Puzzle 1 of 5
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Choose a square, then a number. Use the arrow keys or tap the board.
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The apps behind the puzzles
01 / Sudoku Pro
A hint can do more than reveal a number. Sudoku Pro explains the technique behind it, right on your puzzle. With a learning path through 20 techniques, Killer and a newspaper edition for iPad.
The newspaper edition and Samurai are available on iPad.

02 / Quadrivium
Quadrivium generates every puzzle afresh. You choose the size and level; the hint explains the next logical step. Futoshiki, Skyscrapers, Magic Square and Calcudoku in one app.

A little column for curious minds
A good logic puzzle never asks for a lucky guess. There is a reason for the next move. Perhaps you haven’t found it yet. Perhaps it is hiding in the corner you just overlooked. Then, suddenly, one number fits. And then another.
The browser puzzles are a fixed, pre-checked selection. Sudoku Pro and Quadrivium generate new puzzles right on your device. Their hints explain how to find the way forward.
Two more games from the same desk.
03 / Picture matching
A familiar idea with a few twists: find pairs, try rotating cards or match three pictures at a time. Eight theme sets and four modes for curious minds of all ages.
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04 / Nonogram
Numbers become pictures: 190 handcrafted nonograms in 19 campaigns, including color puzzles. With hints that explain, a retro look and a free start.
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Yes. All 60 Sudoku and 80 logic squares can be played without a purchase or an account. The apps are a separate offer on the App Store.
The browser contains a fixed selection and can reveal cells. Sudoku Pro and Quadrivium generate new puzzles and use their hints to explain the next logical step.
Yes. Tap a square and use the number buttons below the board. A larger screen is comfortable for the big Samurai grid.