Simple Sudoku Game for Beginners

Blank spaces cover the grid in the Simple Sudoku Game for Beginners. This Sudoku puzzle uses beginner-friendly layouts for first-time players. Fill every empty box with digits that fit the board’s number rules. Each space holds one value from 1 through 9. A digit may appear only once in a row. The same limit applies to each column and to every 3x3 box.

How to play?

Select a square to mark it. Choose a digit on the number bar to place it in the marked spot or remove it. Small digits work as notes inside the marked square. The notes button in the lower right switches note mode on for number-bar input. Arrow keys move the cursor across the grid. Number keys from 1 to 9 place digits. Backspace removes a filled value. N switches note mode. Shift plus any number from 1 to 9 adds notes without changing modes. On touch screens, select a square and use the number bar the same way. Pick another puzzle with the new game button if a board feels too hard. Finish full grids, and later Sudoku boards become easier to read.