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Puzzle game · Android

DG Sudoku

Calm Sudoku with larger squares, gentle hints, no timer and no ads.

Calm, clear Sudoku made for comfortable reading and unhurried play. Larger squares at the tap of a labelled button, hints that explain instead of answering, and no timer, lives, ads, account or internet.

DG Sudoku on iPhone
Features

Everything DG Sudoku does, and nothing it does not.

Larger squares

One labelled button enlarges a single 3×3 box; Previous and Next move between boxes. No pinching, no hidden gestures.

Hints that teach

First where to look, then why the move works, in plain words. The number is placed only if you ask.

Easy, Medium or Hard

39, 47 or 53 squares to fill, and every puzzle can be solved by logic alone, one step at a time.

No penalty for mistakes

No timer and no lives. A number that doesn’t fit is pointed out gently, and you simply try again.

Picks up where you left off

Your puzzle, notes and undo history are saved as you play, and it points to the square where you paused.

No ads, no account, no internet

It plays fully offline and has no internet permission, so nothing is collected.

Screens

See it in action.

The DG Sudoku board with clues in white and entries in cyan
Larger squares view of one enlarged 3×3 box
A hint explaining why only 2 fits in a square
The welcome-back message pointing to where the player paused
A completed puzzle: Beautifully done
Settings with Easy, Medium and Hard and comfort switches

Get DG Sudoku on your iPhone.

Puzzle game · Android phones and tablets (iPhone and iPad in review) · Free

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Is DG Sudoku free?+

Yes. It is free on Google Play, with no ads and no in-app purchases.

Is it on iPhone and iPad?+

The iPhone and iPad version is in App Store review. The Android version is available now.

Does it need the internet?+

No. It plays fully offline and has no permission to use the internet. Your progress stays on your device.

Who is it for?+

Anyone who wants calm, unhurried Sudoku. It is designed especially for people over fifty, with larger squares, bigger numbers and hints that explain.

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