The Daily Memphian now offers readers all four sudoku puzzle difficulty levels every day. Keep scrolling for easy, medium, hard and killer sudokus.

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Subscribers can play every puzzle in our archives — start on the easy sudoku level, slide into the medium-difficulty puzzle level, then step up to hard sudoku or test your prowess with the full stash of killer sudoku.

Easy

Not sure how to play? Each 9-by-9 square has to include the numbers 1-9. But you can’t repeat any individual number in the same 9-by-9 square or on the same line, whether it’s vertical or horizontal. 

Medium

Hard

Killer

Killer sudoku is similar to the other levels in that each of the numbers 1-9 must fit into each 9-by-9 square. No number can be repeated more than once in the square or in a horizontal or vertical row.

The difference here: You might notice there aren’t a lot of numbers in the grid boxes to start, or any.

Sudoku: Oct. 2

Instead, you are given groups of numbers in what’s known as a cage. The small number at the top left of each cage is the sum of the numbers in those boxes. For instance, if the cage’s number is 4 and it includes two boxes, the answer will be 3 and 1. But which one goes where? 

Don’t forget, if you need help, there’s an “Assist” dropdown near the top right of the puzzle. 

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