Kazunagi Sudoku

With Notes on, a tap adds a pencil mark and a hold of about half a second places the answer. On a phone, the board sits low, near your thumb.

Calm Sudoku on warm sand, with short lessons and hints that stay quiet until you ask. After it has loaded once, it keeps playing offline, and you can install it from your browser.

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Why Kazunagi

Too much tapping

Switching pen and notes, over and over, is a lot of extra taps.

Here, you leave Notes on. Pick a number, then tap an empty square to add a pencil mark. Hold the square for about half a second and that number is placed as the answer. You don't switch modes back and forth.

Out of thumb reach

A board at the top of the phone is a stretch for your thumb.

Here, the number pad sits above the board, and the board rests low on the screen.

A phone game with the number pad above the Sudoku board. The board sits in the lower half of the screen, near the thumb.
Board sits low
New game screen on a phone: difficulties from Beginner to Expert, with Random and Select a game.
New game