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This is the most complete and standalone Sudoku puzzle suite for Windows. It includes comfort playing with undo steps and powerful Sudoku generator with different difficulty levels. Also you can create Sudoku game manually and print it on an A4/Letter paper. Tutorial mode with solving hints for newbies is included too. Also there is High Score table and built-in timer for professional players. The Sudoku generation algorithm used by this app is my ultimate proud. Primarily it was based on a Deep Neural Network. But I analyzed more than 100 scientific publications on Sudoku generation problem and have reduced the Deep Neural Network to a relatively simple and very elegant deterministic algorithm that works pretty fast. ...

Sudokuki is a free graphical SUDOKU game: Sudokuki solves even the most difficult sudoku grids for you - Generate a sudoku - Play sudoku - Print a sudoku... Available in 17 languages. Just download and play! You can also play with arabic or chinese numbers. Sudokuki is Free Software developed in Java. Have fun!

Sudoku generator/solver/analyzer written in Java (English and German). Lots of human style techniques (singles, subsets, LCs, fish, wings, uniqueness, coloring, chains, ALS), powerful analyzer (manage multiple solutions for one sudoku). Includes Learning and training modes and a booklet printer.

A sudoku implementation. It generates and solves sudoku games. It stores sudoku quests in a database. Currently it has a print view only. In future it gets a GWT-based GUI.

This is a computer version of the popular Sudoku game written entirely in Java. It features 8 difficulty levels, the ability to print puzzles, and LAN multiplayer. Players may also submit their best solving times to the web, and design their own puzzles.

Sudoku Mania! A fully customizable sudoku game written in java. Create your own themes using Xml. 6 squares, 8 , 9, 16? No problem. Show numbers, letters, or even pictures. Print Sudokus to go and much more. Available for Cell Phones and PDA's too.

Enjoy doing the crossword in the morning? But your paper doesn't print one on Sundays! Why not store the old crosswords in your computer so you can replay them anytime. Crosswordsaver keeps them in a database, you can play them later from your browser.