The cube takes shape
Sudoku folded onto six faces that share their edges. A row on the front keeps going on the right face, and a corner digit counts three times.
Everything we have added to Sudoku Cube since the first rotating grid, what is on the workbench right now, and where the cube goes next.
Updated 16 October 2026
Sudoku folded onto six faces that share their edges. A row on the front keeps going on the right face, and a corner digit counts three times.
Twenty handcrafted packs, plus a new cube every day that everyone solves together. It all works offline.
Sum cages that wrap around the edges of the cube. The hardest way to play, and our favourite.
Watch a solve replay one deduction at a time and practise the techniques that crack the hard cubes.
English, French, Spanish and Arabic, with a fully mirrored right-to-left layout and screen-reader support.
Solve only the eight corner cells before time runs out. Every corner sits on three faces, and a corner mistake costs double.
Keep a streak going to earn the Bronze, Silver and Gold themes, then the Master Plate.
Send your result to friends without spoiling the puzzle, and get a gentle reminder when a new cube is ready.
Sudoku Cube gets a home on the web, in all eight languages.
German, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean join the family.
Sign in with Play Games and your puzzles, streaks and trophies follow you to a new phone.
Announcements we post on the website arrive in the app, in your language, in a small inbox.
Lifted digits rise out of the cube when you pick a number, and new cube skins change the surface itself.
Twenty-six themes and twenty-two cube styles, from Neon to Zellige, plus keys that feel like keys.
Forty packs join the twenty in the app, ten for each level. Each one downloads for a short ad and is yours to keep: 1,200 puzzles in all.
Sound effects in two packs, Calm or Arcade, and cells that light up when you finish a number: Burst, Teleport, Neon, Ripple or Gold. Both sit in Styling's new Play tab, and a speaker beside the Styling button mutes the sound in one tap.
Tablets and foldables turn with you, or stay in portrait if you prefer, from Settings. A keyboard and a mouse work too.
Beat the Clock, Speed Run, Tug of War, the Lightning Round, Survival, Missions, Roulette and Endless are out of testing. Each one opens as you play, at a level or with a trophy, and Game modes on the home screen shows them all.
Each cube comes with one to four missions to keep, like starting with a 7 or never using a pencil mark. A mission glows amber before a move would break it, a win pays double XP, and the Daily Mission is the same for everyone.
The cube turns itself every minute, or as often as you choose, and you solve what it shows. Drag to peek and it swings back; your time is your score.
Classic sudoku with its nine digits drawn as letters of the Amazigh alphabet of Morocco. You solve by shape, not by counting, and a legend of the nine letters helps while you learn them.
In beta: one switch in Settings puts the glossy, metal or pearl finish you chose for the cube on the app's keys and buttons too.
Choose the colour of the cube's digits, the given ones and yours. Each colour is adjusted if needed, so it stays readable on every theme.
Classic 9×9 sudoku on the front face of the cube, the other five left blank, and a cube that only tilts. A game takes minutes, not an evening: 2,000 puzzles in the app and 4,000 more to download.
In testing on Google Play Games for PC: the mouse wheel zooms, the keyboard types the digits and moves between cells, and the window fits a desktop.
Built, now being tested
The iOS app is finished and with Apple for review. It reaches the App Store as soon as Apple approves it: the same cube, the same puzzles and your progress, on iPhone and iPad.
The plan for playing together online: how players, shared cubes and live races will meet on our own server.
The server itself is being written, one piece at a time, starting with a leaderboard.
Not yet. The machines that will run Sudoku Cube online, once the backend is ready for them.
Tell us which improvements matter most to you, right on the website.
Daily Cube results side by side with players around the world.
Not yet. The day you can play with each other online.
Exploring: two players, one cube, live.
Targets show a season, not a date. Plans can change as we learn what players enjoy, and we would rather ship something right than ship it on a deadline.