Microsoft Sudoku

Use simple logic to fill in the puzzle's nine rows and nine columns with numerals 1-9. Each number can only be used once in a given row or column. Enter the correct number in every grid square to win! Sudoku has two modes: Pen and Pencil.

Start Playing Microsoft Sudoku with These Instructions

Click on the pen button, then left-click on a square and drag the cursor up and down to enter your "pen" answer. You can also type in the number. If you're not sure of an answer, you can select the pencil button instead. Mouse over a square and click on the number(s) you want to enter.

Unique Gameplay Elements

You can "pencil in" several guesses per square. Click on the hint button, located in the main menu, to see possible answers highlighted in red. You can also click on the progress button to see if you've made any mistakes.

Which game development studio was responsible for this project?

The division or team within the developer that worked on this game is Microsoft.

What type of game is this considered to be?

The genre associated with this game is Puzzle.

What gender demographic is the game intended for?

The game is best suited for Male & Female in terms of gender.

What themes are tagged to identify the nature of this game?

The tags that give insights into the game’s content are 1player, logic, number, sudoku.

What game development library or environment powers the gameplay experience?

The game uses Javascript programming language or engine.

Is the game mobile-friendly for iOS and Android devices?

Players can enjoy Microsoft Sudoku on their smartphones or tablets.

Which age categories is this game best for?

This game is appropriate for players in the Adults, Seniors age range.

Does the game feature graphic content involving blood?

Yes, Microsoft Sudoku features scenes involving blood.

Are there any cruel or violent elements within the game?

Yes, there are disturbing or cruel scenes in Microsoft Sudoku.

Is this game designed for a young audience?

No, Microsoft Sudoku is not recommended for younger players.