Futoshiki
The rules of Futoshiki are very simple: 1. The grid is square and can be of any size. Use numbers 1 to the size of the grid to solve the puzzle. 2. Numbers cannot be repeated in a row or…
The Home of Perfect Sudoku and other puzzles
The rules of Futoshiki are very simple: 1. The grid is square and can be of any size. Use numbers 1 to the size of the grid to solve the puzzle. 2. Numbers cannot be repeated in a row or…
When was the last time I posted a Killer Sudoku variant puzzle for the first time? I can’t remember. Well, nearly 8 years (I’m a bit slow, you know) after publishing first Killer Sudoku, it occurred to me that there…
Merry Christmas to all who celebrate this day! 🙂 As a small gift for you, I’ve prepared an odd-even sudoku variation puzzle. It’s not the first odd even puzzle I ever posted, but it is the first plain odd even…
I realize that I’ve never posted two sudoku solving techniques which are specific to Diagonal Sudoku puzzles. Here they are. Diagonal and nonet interaction This one is a simple extension of the “row/column and nonet interaction technique”. Just look at…
Can you imagine that I never posted a plain Diagonal Sudoku X puzzle here on the main page? I’ve posted a few Diagonal Samurai Sudoku puzzles and of course I often post Sudoku X puzzles on the Sudoku Variants page.…
It’s been a while since I last posted a Weekend Special puzzle. This time it’s a Flower Sudoku in Jigsaw Sudoku format. Or Jigsaw Sudoku in Flower Sudoku format? I don’t know. There was one Jigsaw Flower Sudoku variant posted…
Here we go… another “classic” Sudoku that I can’t remember posting before. Twodoku is a Gattai-2 puzzle, which means that there are two overlapping Sudokus. It’s a tough one, I think. In order to solve it, you should use all…
I realized that I never posted a classic Butterfly Sudoku puzzle on the main page of the website. A few of them have been posted on the Daily Sudoku Variants page, but the puzzles posted there disappear from this website…
A short answer to that question would be: because I enjoy doing it! … but here is a long version, too. Back in the summer of 2005 I realized that it’s about time I had my own website. At that…
A new type of Sudoku variant puzzle in triangular format. It’s called TriDoku. This is a difficult one. There is an easier one posted before.