Same board for each date
All players in the same mode and on the same date receive the same difficulty and the same Sudoku board.
You are replaying a Daily Sudoku from the 31-day archive. The puzzle, mode and best result stay locked to this challenge date.
9×9 Sudoku board. Use the arrow keys to move between cells; Home and End go to the start or end of a row; Ctrl or Command + Home/End goes to the first/last cell on the board. Keys 1–9 enter a digit in the current mode; Shift + 1–9 adds a quick Note without turning Notes on; 0, Delete, or the numpad decimal key clears a cell; N toggles Notes, A toggles Auto Candidates, and Space pauses the game.
Select a cell to see the cage total and possible combinations.
Levels 1–2 only guide you and do not use a hint; level 3 applies the solving step and uses 1 hint.
Select an empty cell to see valid candidates.
Auto candidates and Notes mode are remembered separately for Classic and Killer. Pause state and game progress are not synced as preferences.
All players in the same mode and on the same date receive the same difficulty and the same Sudoku board.
Each attempt is recorded separately, but the daily leaderboard keeps only the best result by score and then time.
A game opened before midnight is still submitted to the previous date. After that, you can switch to the new day's challenge.
Yes. The Daily Sudoku can be played free in your browser. You can start the Classic daily puzzle without an account and optionally switch to the separate Killer daily challenge.
Yes. Players using the same mode and challenge date receive the same puzzle and difficulty, so daily scores and completion times are comparable.
Yes. The calendar keeps a bounded 31-day playable archive. Previous dates use the same locked puzzle for that date, while the clean Daily Sudoku landing always opens today.
The game stays attached to the date on which it started, so a solve that crosses midnight can still be saved to the correct Daily challenge before you open the new day.