About the game

Volodymyr Sakhan  ·   · 

Sudoku is a numerical square puzzle that is very popular nowadays. In translation from Japanese sudoku means “a number put separately”. Some people call it “a magical square”.

Japanese kanji characters for sudoku (数独)

Game description

So, what is sudoku? We will explain it in a few words. Sudoku game field is a square, divided in 9 equal squares. Each of these squares contains 9 cells, 3 at each side. Therefore, the whole field contains 81 cells.

Choosing the difficulty level, you influence the initial game conditions. The higher is the difficulty, the fewer cells are filled with numbers (from 1 to 9).

We suggest you more than 50 thousands of various sudoku online, which will help you save on buying newspapers, magazines, paper, pencils, rubbers…

You may choose any of five suggested sudoku difficulty levels: easy, average, difficult, very difficult or professional. Don’t worry, even if you start from the easy level, you can become a professional one day.

Compete with other players in the skill and speed of sudoku solving and climb to the top of the rating.

Of course, you also need to read the rules of sudoku game.

Daily Streak Bonus

Play every day and earn a bonus multiplier on your points. The longer your streak, the bigger the reward.

Days in a row Bonus
1 +0%
2 +0.5%
3 +1%
4 +1.5%
5 +2%
6 +2.5%
7 +3%
8 +3.5%
9 +4%
10 +4.5%
11 +6%
12 +7.5%
13 +9%
14+ +10%

Miss a day and your streak resets on your next game.

Win Streak Bonus

Finish games in a row and earn an extra bonus multiplier on top of your daily streak. Starting a new game without finishing the previous one resets your win streak.

Games in a row Bonus
1 +0%
2 +0.5%
3 +1%
5 +2%
10 +3%
25 +5%
50 +6%
100+ +8%

Start a new game before finishing the current one and your win streak resets.

Interesting facts

Bertram Felgenhauer figured out that a number of combinations for a standard sudoku of size 9x9 is 6,670,903,752,021,073,000,000.

According to new data, the number of combinations has been recalculated and now is 47,784,725,839,872,000 = (9!)³.

In June 2008 the Australian court stopped the hearing on the case of drugs worth over $1 000 000. It was revealed that five out of twelve juries were playing sudoku instead of listening to the testimony.

Last update

May 9, 2026 at 6:48:35 PM UTC