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Sudoku Holland Google NL lists it as the top sudoku site for Holland.  Robert has created one of the best solvers on the web. Extremely knowledgeable in the techniques of solving sudoku he has incorporated his strategies into this program for Windows or the Mac. A new graded and printable Sudoku puzzle every day for free on a well-established website by a sudoku author and enthusiast Very good description of what sudoku is all about, its origins how to play and loads of links. Another enthusiast's FAQ Where it all really started: this is the website of the Japanese publisher that tidied up sudoku and made it what it is today. Site offers sudoku samples and help. This is a unique form of Sudoku where people can 'unravel' a picture whilst solving the puzzle. A formal paper on the relationship between Remote Pairs and XY-Chains An attractive daily sudoku site. Good graphics from Inertia Software. an online puzzle with a speed challenge exactly what it says on the tin Free-on-line Helper, not solver, big grid, big numbers Pay-to-play site that features most of the Daily Telegraph's crosswords and puzzles. Subscription gets you access to online puzzles and features. |
Sudoku - the holiday companion It's the book to make a plane journey last half the time and to keep you occupied during your quiet moments on the beach. The Daily Telegraph Sudoku is packed with 132 new puzzles compiled by Mike Mepham. Orders for The Daily Telegraph Sudoku and The Daily Telegraph Sudoku 2 at £5.99 each (plus 99p P&P per order) can be taken at Telegraph Books Direct on 0870 155 7222 (UK only). Sudokulist on NEWSNIGHT Telegraph puzzle compiler Michael Mepham explains a sudoku to Newsnight reporter Greg Neale.This week the television world caught up with news that sudoku has become a newspaper phenomenon. Telegraph puzzle compiler Michael Mepham spent the day rushing from one TV studio to the next, spreading the word. |
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