Good Sudoku+
Ratings
N/A
Age
4+
Category
Games
Languages
English
Mon Oct 04 2021
Good Sudoku+ is designed by Zach Gage and Jack Mapel with one goal: to make you love Sudoku. It’s not just a collection of puzzles; it’s a learning tool. The game features a 'Good AI' that can detect when you're stuck and teach you the exact technique needed to progress, from simple 'Naked Singles' to complex 'X-Wings.' With an elegant interface, smart note-taking, and puzzles that are hand-generated for maximum logic, Good Sudoku+ is the last Sudoku app you’ll ever need to download.
Dinsun Expert Review
Our Expert Score
I thought I knew how to play Sudoku until I downloaded Good Sudoku+. Most apps just give you a grid and tell you to figure it out. This app actually sits down next to you and explains the 'why' behind every move. It has completely changed my relationship with the game. I went from struggling with 'Medium' puzzles to confidently tackling 'Expert' ones because I finally understand the patterns.
The design is typical Zach Gage—clean, intentional, and slightly playful. The 'Focus' mode, where it highlights all instances of a specific number and dims the rest of the board, is a literal game-changer for my eyes. It’s the most thoughtful digital version of a classic puzzle I’ve ever seen.
Features
Built-in Sudoku coaching system
70,000+ puzzles across 5 difficulties
Innovative 'Focus' mode for specific numbers
Custom puzzle importer
No ads or in-game purchases
Tips & Walkthrough
When you get stuck, don't just guess. Use the 'Hint' system. Instead of giving you the answer, it will highlight the area and name the technique you need to use. This helps build your 'logical vocabulary' so you can solve harder puzzles without help in the future.
Gameplays
The game automates the tedious parts of Sudoku. You can use 'Auto-Candidates' to fill in all possible numbers, allowing you to focus on the high-level logic rather than bookkeeping. The interface is optimized for speed and clarity.
Q&A
It's an engine that analyzes your board in real-time to offer hints based on logical techniques rather than just filling in a square.