Minedoku

Minedoku — a 9×9 grid where the mechanics are completely intertwined. You can't solve the Sudoku without finding the mines, and you can't find the mines without Sudoku logic.

The Core Loop:

- The Grid: A standard 9×9 Sudoku, but almost entirely hidden at the start.

- The Reveal: Place a correct digit → the cell cascades open (Minesweeper-style), revealing mine proximity counts for its neighbours.

- The Risk: Place a wrong digit or click a mine → lose one of your 3 lives. 💔

- The Twist: Row, column, and box mine counts are always visible on the board. A flagged mine eliminates digit candidates from its row/column/box; a correct digit reveals the proximity clues you need to locate more mines.

Why it's different:

This isn't a mashup where you play two games side by side. The two systems are mutually dependent — the Sudoku logic tells you which cells are safe to click; the Minesweeper clues tell you which digits are even possible. You're constantly switching between instinct and deduction in your head, and neither half works without the other.

Play free — no ads, no install:

Best experienced on desktop!

3 difficulty levels (Easy / Medium / Hard). Medium takes around 10–20 minutes.