Box Brain Sudoku
Today's puzzle
Jigsaw sudoku
Rows and columns hold 1 to 9 once, and so does each thick-edged shape.
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Tap a cell, then a digit. Turn on Notes for pencil marks. Keyboard: arrows, 1–9, N for notes.
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Jigsaw sudoku, also called irregular sudoku, keeps the rows and columns but replaces the nine square boxes with nine odd shapes.
All 12 modes
- Every row, column and 3×3 box holds 1 to 9 once each.
- Classic rules, plus: the digits in each dashed cage add up to its total, with no repeats in a cage.
- Rows and columns hold 1 to 9 once, and so does each thick-edged shape.
- Classic rules, plus: digits get bigger along each thermometer, from the bulb to the tip.
- Classic rules, plus: the digits along an arrow add up to the digit in its circle.
- Classic rules, plus: a number outside the grid is the sum of the digits between the 1 and the 9 in that row or column.
- Classic rules, plus: a white dot joins consecutive digits, a black dot joins a digit and its double. No dot means neither.
- Classic rules, plus: each sign points at the smaller of its two cells.
- Classic rules, plus: both long diagonals hold 1 to 9 once each.
- Classic rules, plus: the four shaded 3×3 areas hold 1 to 9 once each.
- Classic rules, plus: two cells a chess knight's move apart can't hold the same digit.
- Classic rules, plus: shaded squares hold even digits, circled cells hold odd digits.