Sudoku with digits 0–8: each row, column, and 3×3 box contains each of 0–8 exactly once. Do not use 9.
Each digit equals the total number of mines on that cell's four edges (top, bottom, left, right). Each edge holds 0, 1, or 2 mines; outer edges of the grid count too.
Pre-painted edges around given clues:
• blue = 0 mines
• red = 1 mine
• red with a red × = 2 mines
Mark remaining edges yourself (Pen tool under Settings ⚙).
TIPS: This is a hybrid of Sudoku and Minesweeper. You need both Sudoku rules and the fact that adjacent digits share the mine count on their common edge. For example, an 8 forces 2 mines on each of its four edges, so none of its four neighbors can be 0 or 1. Likewise, none of the four neighbors of a 0 can be 7 or 8.The figure below shows one possible arrangement of digits in a box, together with mines on edges:
Online play: https://sudokupad.app/67c0xb49c6
Mind the Edge ! #1: 000UYM.
Mind the Edge ! #3: 000V0U.
Other interesting puzzles:
Magic 30: 000UVI.
7x7 clover sudoku 4: 000UMX.
Solution code: Enter the digits from row 1.
on 23. September 2026, 23:58 by Todd
@pmays123 Glad to hear that! Thanks!
on 23. September 2026, 20:11 by pmays123
Amazing puzzle. This ruleset and execution is lovely and I had much fun solving. Thanks very much for sharing! :D
on 19. September 2026, 00:03 by Todd
@Bonk Thanks! Once the mine rules click and you mix them with sudoku techniques, it really isn't hard — and it's a lot of fun!
on 18. September 2026, 18:03 by Bonk
Very nice. A bit tricky to see the path forward sometimes but didn't require anything too difficult to figure out.
on 18. September 2026, 16:12 by Todd
@Fizz Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it — it's really fun to make these puzzles!
on 18. September 2026, 13:44 by Fizz
This was even better than the last one. Very awesome, thanks!
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