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Since I first studied Sudoku in May 2005 I think I've finally got a handle on this puzzle. My original intention was to prove to myself that a small number of simple strategies existed that could solve every sudoku. How wrong I was. Sudoku has enormous depth and while this solver has grown up enough to crack 99.9% of puzzles there are many weird and wonderful examples that defeat it. The main reason to keep this solver in development is to analyse these difficult ones. To that end I've added new graphical tools and features which I hope you'll enjoy. Version 1.30 is a major update since I've found a way to include all the advanced strategies in my off-line C+ solver that were simply not possible to program in Javascript. Much still remains in javascript but its mostly user interface stuff now. I am continuing to document the various strategies myself and many other people have invented. These are available here. But in many cases progress has out stripped the documentation and I can only provide links to the best resources. I've tried to give credit where credit is due and please update me if I have missed anyone or need to make a correction. I am now working independently on puzzle creation, especially at. All feedback, comments, arguments, bug reports and strategy ideas are welcome. There is a FEEDBACK form with a column displaying comments and questions. Many thanks to all the people who have done so and helped improve this solver. Original version 1.01 28th May 2005 - Full version history here New in version 2.01 ( August 25th 2014) Added a clue+solved cell count; added a show bi-value cells checkbox. Many people have written to me to comment about multiple solutions for a given Sudoku. There are no logical tricks the solver can use to detect this other than not complete correctly. The only way to check this is to perform a brute force analysis.
Last updated at 09:42 Back by popular demand, Mail online is once again bringing you a whole week of hair-raisingly hard Sudoku puzzles. Many of you have become so adept at solving our daily puzzles that you have been crying out for us to make them harder. Our last Ultimate Week at the beginning of September was so popular that we've decided to give you another chance to test yourself against the toughies. We have teamed up with leading Sudoku expert Mark Huckvale to bring you seven days of the toughest puzzles on the planet. Forget filling square grids with 1-9 - we've got challenges of all shapes and sizes that will really give you something to think about. As ever, you can print-and-play the puzzles, allowing you to share the pain with the rest of your family and friends! And, of course, we'll provide the solutions for every puzzle we publish. ULTIMATE PUZZLESOCTOBER 23 - SUDOKU HEXAGON: Try and crack our exciting six sided puzzle here OCTOBER 22 - SATURDAY SUDOKU: Forget about work and put your mind to the test with Saturday's new puzzle OCTOBER 21 - JIGSAW SUDOKU: It's your job to piece it all together this Friday with our Jigsaw Sudoku. If you can't, find the solutions below OCTOBER 20 - STEP SUDOKU: Have you found this week too hard, too easy or just right? Let us know below on reader comments OCTOBER 19 - SIAMESE SUDOKU: Today's puzzle is two overlapping grids, where one 3x3 box is shared by both. Can you fill in all the blanks? Solutions below. OCTOBER 18 - 16x16 SUDOKU: There are letters and numbers to contend with on today's super-sized grid. Tell us what you think of this week's puzzles on reader comments below. OCTOBER 17 - SUDOKU X: In addition to making sure each row, column and 3x3 grid has all the numbers from 1-9 in just the once, with Sudoku X you also need to ensure the diagonals are filled correctly too. Print and play now.