Word Sudoku with a twist
Puzaku is a two-phase puzzle that combines word sudoku with an anagram challenge. A new puzzle is available every day — complete it, then keep going with unlimited levels.
Select one of three grid sizes, each offering a different challenge:
The rules are the same as regular Sudoku, but with letters instead of numbers. Every row, column, and box must contain each letter exactly once.
Tap a cell to select it, then tap a letter from the keyboard below the grid. The letters in the keyboard are the same letters used in the hidden word.
Once the grid is complete, the timer keeps running and the scrambled letters appear. Your job: unscramble them to spell the hidden word.
Tap a slot to select it, then tap a letter to place it there. You can also drag letters directly into slots on both mobile and desktop. Tap a filled slot to send its letter back.
When all slots are filled, a ✓ Check button appears. Wrong? The letters shake and reset (but hinted letters stay locked). Right? You win!
Everyone gets the same Daily puzzle. Complete Level 1, and Level 2 unlocks with a new word. There's no limit — keep going as long as you want. Each level is a unique puzzle, and everyone playing the same level on the same day gets the same word.
Complete Daily Level 1 on consecutive days to build your 🔥 streak. Miss a day and it resets to 1. Only solving Level 1 (not giving up) counts for the streak.
The Weekly challenge is the same puzzle for an entire week. Play it multiple times to beat your best time. Compare with friends by sharing your results.
Start with the most constrained areas. Look for rows, columns, or boxes that already have the most letters filled in. These have fewer possibilities and are easier to solve.
Use the "Maybe" marks. If you think a cell could be one of two letters, mark it with ? and come back when you have more information.
Think about the word during Phase 1. As you fill the grid, you'll see all the letters. Start thinking about what word they might spell before you even reach the anagram.
For the anagram, look for common patterns. Common prefixes (UN-, RE-, PRE-), suffixes (-ING, -TION, -LY), and letter pairs (TH, CH, SH) can help you crack the word faster.