Peak Sudoku — a library of hand-graded Sudoku puzzles
Puzzle of the day
September 23, 2026
Today’s puzzle can be solved using Naked Single, Hidden Single, Pointing Triple, Pointing Pair and Naked Quad.
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Difficulty tiers
Beginner1–10
Perfect for a very first puzzle or a relaxing warmup, these grids can be solved through basic observation.
Gentle11–20
This level introduces mild spatial deduction where numbers are restricted to specific lines, requiring the cross-referencing of intersecting rows and columns.
Easy21–30
Here, pairs of numbers sharing two cells begin to appear, requiring their elimination from surrounding areas.
Medium31–40
Spotting triplets is required: three numbers hiding within three specific cells, demanding a bit more active memory.
Tricky41–50
This tier presents the challenge of finding groups of up to four numbers locked together in blocks or lines.
Hard51–60
Welcome to the world of single-digit patterns like the famous X-Wing and Swordfish.
Tough61–70
This category introduces "bent" patterns like XY-Wings and meta-logic tricks like Unique Rectangles.
Expert71–80
Chains of strong and weak links must be traced across the grid to prove that two different scenarios cannot both be false.
Extreme81–90
These puzzles demand mastery of Almost Locked Sets and complex chains that span multiple digits and intersection types.
Diabolical91–100
Reserved for the most dedicated solvers, this tier relies heavily on branching logic and forcing chains where "what if" scenarios must be tested mentally.
About Peak Sudoku
Peak Sudoku is free to play, with no ads and no signup required. It features a massive library of high-quality puzzles, each validated by a real logic solver to guarantee it can be solved using specific, intended techniques. Every puzzle also carries a precise Peak Sudoku score from 0 to 100. This provides a consistent measure of actual difficulty, making it easier to find the perfect challenge without guessing what a label might mean.