Sudoku is a logic-based number puzzle that has getting more and more popular. The main object of the puzzle is to complete a 9X9 grid so that each 3X3 block, each row and each column each contain the numbers 1-9 only one time. The same number cannot exist in the same line, row, column or grid. It is not as easy as it seems. Despite its Japanese name, an American Architect invented it in 1979. Sudoku means “Single Number” in Japanese. Nowadays, there are Sudoku puzzles everywhere and you can always find your daily Sudoku.

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One can find daily Sudoku games just about anywhere today. Most local newspapers publish a daily Sudoku game. Usually, the easier puzzles are published early in the week, then as the week progresses the Sudoku puzzles grow gradually harder. Many people look for them in the daily paper and enjoy playing with them during lunch hours, while watching {television, TV}, or simply whenever they have a few free moments. It is great exercise for your mind.

Many drug stores, grocery stores and books stores also sell Sudoku books and magazines. One could work daily Sudoku from these places. These books and magazines come in all shapes and sizes. There are Sudoku magazines that contain various levels of difficulty and there are Sudoku books that range from pocket sized books to oversized table books. No matter what type of book or magazine you would like, you are sure to have hours of fun working Sudoku puzzles.

In addition to all of the print versions of Sudoku, there are also several electronic versions as well. There are handheld Sudoku games which contain hundreds of different games at different levels. There are also several computerized versions of the game. Some people even have electronic Sudoku games on their key chains! So, one can take Sudoku puzzles anywhere they go and work daily Sudoku puzzles all day, any day, every day.

Daily Sudoku is the most recent hits. People of all ages, races and nationalities are spending hours trying to figure out these unique number puzzles. They are not only fun and educational; they are also relaxing and enjoyable. Students are working on daily Sudokus in math class, senior citizens are working on them as they wait on doctor’s appointments and working people are working on them over their lunch hour. No matter who you are, you can have hours of fun with your daily Sudoku. So, the next time you are idle and are looking for something to do, just open up your local newspaper or get on the internet and enjoy a great game of daily Sudoku.