Calcudoku · Math Sudoku Puzzle

Enjoy Calcudoku, a number puzzle game that tests your logic! Plays like Sudoku!

Calcudoku · Math Sudoku Puzzle - Challenge Your Logic!

"Calcudoku · Math Sudoku Puzzle" is a fun number puzzle game that tests your math and logic skills. Enjoy thousands of unique puzzles where you fill grids, ensuring no digits repeat in any row or column, while solving for the multiplication products of shaded shapes. With unlimited hints, a calculator tool, and saved progress, it's perfect for players of all levels. Experience over 15,000 unique grids anywhere, anytime, both online and offline. Challenge yourself today!

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By: Razzle Puzzles

Users: 304,518

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Rating: 4.56

(2,309)

3 new ratings

Version: 1.43 (Last updated: 2024-07-17)

Creation date: 2017-01-14

Email: su*****@razzlepuzzles.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

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Enjoy Calcudoku, a fun number puzzle game that tests your math and logic! If you like Killer Sudoku puzzles, you will love Calcudoku!

About Calcudoku number puzzles:

Every Calcudoku has a single solution that can be reached logically. Like Sudoku and Killer Sudoku, fill in the grid such that no two digits repeat in any column or row. Use the shapes in the grid as your guide. Each shape contains a number equaling the product of the shapes' digits. For example a shape with three cells containing the number 6 may have cell values 1, 2 and 3, as 1 × 2 × 3 = 6. Challenge yourself further with larger grids for experts, up to 9x9 size!

Calcudoku offers thousands of fun number puzzles with features to help you solve each puzzle. Enjoy an unlimited number of hints and checks in case you get stuck. Use the calculator tool to help with multiplication and division against large numbers. And rest assured that all puzzle games are automatically saved and restored letting you stop and restart games with ease.

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Calcudoku, a popular Killer Sudoku variant, was originally invented in 2004 by Japanese math teacher Tetsuya Miyamoto. Also known as KenKen® and Mathdoku, Calcudoku brings to you over 15,000 unique puzzle grids!

You can play Calcudoku by Razzle Puzzles on your phone and tablet. Enjoy Calcudoku online or in offline mode!

For support please contact us at [email protected] or visit RazzlePuzzles.com

User reviews

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Pros

Engaging and addictive gameplay
Good user interface
Challenge increases with puzzle size
Ads are not intrusive
Personalization options enhance the experience

Cons

Annoying and lengthy ads
Interface has usability issues
Difficulty in inputting numbers correctly
Lack of difficulty levels or options
Limited game variety with some repeated layouts

Most mentioned

Ads are a common annoyance
Gameplay is enjoyable and challenging
User interface needs improvement
Issues with number input accuracy
Desire for additional features like an undo button

User reviews

This was exactly what I was looking for! I came on here after learning how to play in a puzzle book after I ran out of puzzles. There are ads, but they are not too bad. They should add a way to pay for no ads.

Travis Bush, 2024-11-27

I like it. Kind of like a sudoku, but with actual math added in. Not hard math, but add a level of logic the old sudoku didn't have. Takes a bit of thought to pull the 5x5 or 6x6 off.

Claude Van Horn, 2024-11-07

I love calcudoku!I was first introduced to it during a mental health crisis,when I was so desperate for sanity,that I agreed to a chemical approach.After experiencing extreme negative side effects from the medication prescribed by a psychiatrist that became a permanent disability,I explored a holistic approach to my condition and delved into mindful meditation.As a part of this exercise,I was exposed to number logic puzzles,which empowered me to live in the solution rather than the problem.