Sudoku: Place digits 0–8 so that each digit appears exactly once in every row, column, and 3×3 box.
Edge mines: 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. Adjacent cells share the edge between them (with same mine count of that edge).
Given edges: Edges around the given digits are pre-marked:
• blue = 0 mines
• red = 1 mine
• red with a red × = 2 mines
All other edges are unmarked and must be deduced. Mark remaining edges yourself.(Pen tool under Settings ⚙).
Online play: https://sudokupad.app/ss5obmsty9
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:
Mind the Edge ! 4x4: 000V0F.
Mind the Edge ! #1: 000UYM.
Mind the Edge ! #2: 000UZC.
Mind the Edge ! #3: 000V0U.
Other interesting puzzles:
Magic 30: 000UVI.
7x7 clover sudoku 4: 000UMX.
More of my games: hitodd.com.
Solution code: The mine counts on all vertical edges of row 9, read left to right (10 numbers, each 0–2).
on 12. October 2026, 08:54 by by81996672
It's indeed a bit harder than before, requiring a basic understanding of some relationships or patterns.
on 7. October 2026, 20:54 by pmays123
Wonderful series! Thanks for sharing :)
on 28. September 2026, 11:23 by abinchen
I love this ruleset
on 28. September 2026, 08:07 by Todd
@Fizz Thank you very much! I'm so glad you like them all!
on 25. September 2026, 11:00 by Fizz
One of my new favourite puzzle types :)
Awesome puzzle again, thanks!
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