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To solve these daily number games and Sudoku, you’ll need to call on your knack for pattern, logic, and maybe even a bit of basic arithmetic.

Play Daily Sudoku and Number Games on the Puzzle Society

ALL NUMBER PUZZLES

To solve these daily number games and Sudoku, you’ll need to call on your knack for pattern, logic, and maybe even a bit of basic arithmetic.

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KenKen 4x4

This is a nifty number puzzle that calls on a trifecta of skills to solve: patterns, logic, and simple math.

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KenKen 6x6

The larger grid served up in this logic-meets-arithmetic puzzle ups the difficulty level just enough to get all your synapses firing.

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Sudoku

Give Sudoku a shot with the Society’s 9x9 original. (A more manageable size, I must say, than the 59x59 our founders originally proposed.)

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Sudoku Mini

Sneak in a pocket-size 6x6 Sudoku during your lunch break, coffee break, or “just don’t want to be productive anymore” break.

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Sudoku X

The officers in the Secret Order of Sudoku upped the ante with this one: The X in the middle is also a no-repeat zone.

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Sudoku X Mini

Though it be but little, this 6x6 Sudoku is puzzling—especially since you can’t repeat a digit in the middle X. 

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Sudoku Mega

Test your puzzling moxie with this giant 16x16 Sudoku that uses both numbers and letters.

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