Daily Sudoku
Medium · one grid for everyone today, with a coach
PlaySunday · October 25, 2026
Four puzzles, one streak. Everyone in the world plays the same ones today. Finish them and see where you rank.
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Describe it in one sentence. Funzzle builds it, checks every answer with a solver, and gives you a link to share or a page to print.
Each one has a daily challenge, a coach, and a rating that grows with you.
Hints first, answer only when you ask. Nothing is spoiled by scrolling.
Funzzle is independent and not affiliated with The New York Times.
How rankings work. Everyone plays the same daily puzzles, so your time is compared with today’s players. Your Funzzle Rating starts at 1,200 and moves after every daily puzzle, more for hard puzzles, fast solves and solving without hints. Your profile stays on this device; no account needed.
One nudge a day when the new puzzles are ready. Never more than one, and you can turn it off anytime.
Funzzle is a free daily puzzle playground: Sudoku, Solitaire, word games and more, with a new Daily Set every day that everyone plays, a coach that explains the next logical move, and a rank against today's players.
Yes. Every game, the daily puzzles, unlimited practice and the coach are free, with no account. Funzzle is paid for by ads, which never appear while you're playing.
Four puzzles that are the same for everyone today: Daily Sudoku, Daily Solitaire, Daily Word and the Mini Crossword. Finish any of them to keep your streak; your time is ranked against everyone who played the same puzzle.
Every day at midnight UTC (8 p.m. Eastern in summer, 7 p.m. in winter). The hints and answers for the day's NYT puzzles go up at the same time.
No. Funzzle runs in any phone, tablet or computer browser, and your streak, rating and progress are saved on your device.
No. Funzzle is independent. Its hint and answer pages for the NYT's daily puzzles are unofficial guides; its own games are original.