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Version 1.2.1 · 2026-10-17
- Fixed known issues for a smoother experience.
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The store currently lists version 1.2.1, updated 2026-10-17.




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Sudoku Calm is a clean, classic Sudoku app for players who want a quiet, focused puzzle experience. Start a game in seconds, choose your difficulty, and solve at your own pace with no ads and no noisy distractions.
The core experience is fully playable for free. Enjoy classic Sudoku across Easy, Medium, Hard, and Expert, with helpful tools like notes, erase, undo, and number highlighting to make every puzzle feel smooth and intuitive.
When you get stuck, smart hints help you move forward without taking away the fun of solving. Instead of only revealing an answer, Sudoku Calm is designed to support learning, pattern recognition, and long-term improvement.
Features:
- Classic Sudoku gameplay
- Easy, Medium, Hard, and Expert levels
- Fast start and quick continue
- Notes, erase, and undo tools
- Smart hints for better solving help
- Calm, clean, ad-free experience…
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- Fixed known issues for a smoother experience.
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