
Sudoku (PlayWeb)
A clean 9x9 sudoku a day for everyone, in easy, normal and hard.
139 daily sudoku in your browser, each with a page on how it plays, when it resets and where to play it.

A clean 9x9 sudoku a day for everyone, in easy, normal and hard.

Daily Sudoku in three sizes: 4x4, 6x6 and 9x9.

A classic 9x9 sudoku every day at five difficulty levels, with leaderboards.

Three daily sudokus from The Globe and Mail, casual to cruel.

The Herald's daily sudoku, from a free Very Easy grid to Hard.

Three dated classic sudoku grids a day from The Indian Express: Easy, Medium and Hard.

The Irish Times' daily sudoku at three levels, for digital subscribers.

A daily sudoku from Abu Dhabi's The National that friends can solve together live.

Four daily sudokus from the Herald, from Gentle to Expert.

TIME's daily classic sudoku.

The Times of India's daily 9x9 sudoku, timed, with reveals that cost you seconds.

A 16x16 sudoku with numbers and letters.

A pocket-size 6x6 sudoku.

Six new sudokus every day, from Beginner to Diabolical.

Three linked sudokus a day, from 4x4 to 9x9, against the clock.

A second daily sudoku from the Daily Mail, again in seven levels.

Sudoku with an extra rule: both long diagonals hold every digit once too.

A sudoku whose two diagonals are also no-repeat zones.

A 6x6 sudoku with no repeats in the middle X.

A classic nine-by-nine sudoku for every date, with a calendar archive and trophies for the daily challenges.

Sudoku where a V joins two digits that sum to 5 and an X two that sum to 10.

Guess each row of the day's sudoku for Wordle-style clues, then solve it.

One classic 9x9 sudoku a day, the same grid for everyone.

The Telegraph's daily sudoku, Regular and Tough.

A daily sudoku that gets harder from Monday to Sunday.

A dated classic sudoku every day, graded by difficulty, with a long archive and printable pages.

A daily sudoku where both long diagonals must also hold 1 to 9.

The Times daily killer sudokus, where cages add up to given sums.

The Times daily sudokus, from mild to super fiendish.

A sudoku with thermometers: digits must rise from each bulb to the tip.

Sudoku with letters: place each letter of a hidden word once in every row and column.

A sudoku with small V-shaped corner marks: of the three cells each one touches, two add up to the third.

A daily 9 by 9 sudoku from The Washington Post in Easy, Normal and Hard.

A memory matching game on a sudoku grid, with weather pictures instead of numbers.

A sudoku played backwards: remove as many clues as the grid can lose.

Sudoku where both long diagonals must also hold 1 to 9, new each day.

A daily sudoku where each circled digit is the sum of the digits along its arrow.

Three daily sudokus in one sitting, scored for speed, ending on a belt from white to black.

A daily 16x16 sudoku: place 1 to 9 and A to G once in every row, column and box.

A dated 9x9 sudoku each day, with a streak and an archive of past boards.

Like sudoku, except each number appears as many times as its value.

A daily sudoku where signs inside each box point to the smaller square.

A full sudoku grid with its numbers in the wrong cells: swap tiles until it is solved.