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Sudoku with sums —
maths without the maths.

Instead of starting digits there are cages with a number: the digits inside must add up to it. It sounds like arithmetic, but in practice it is pure logic — and a fresh adventure for anyone who knows classic sudoku.

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The rules
of killer sudoku.

  1. All the classic sudoku rules apply: digits 1–9 once in every row, column and 3×3 box.
  2. The grid is divided into cages outlined with a dashed line.
  3. The small number in the corner of a cage is the sum of the digits inside it.
  4. Digits cannot repeat within a cage.

This is what
a puzzle page looks like.

Killer Sudoku

Books
in this series.

Set 400

Killer Sudoku

150 easy puzzles for beginners

Sudoku with sums: instead of starting digits, cages show the total of the digits inside. 150 easy puzzles and a table of sum combinations to get you going.

  • easy
Puzzles
150
Pages
110
Size
8.5 × 11 in

All solutions at the back of the book

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