Sudoku is the number-placement puzzle with a single rule: each row, each column and each 3×3 box must contain the digits 1 to 9 exactly once. Every puzzle here is generated with exactly one solution.
Sudoku is a 9×9 number logic puzzle (81 cells). Fill every row, column, and box with 1–9 without repeating.
Yes. Each puzzle is generated by removing digits from a complete grid and checking that the puzzle still has exactly one solution after every removal. A digit is only taken away if that is still true.
The difficulty comes from how many squares are left empty: around 40 on Easy, 48 on Medium and 54 on Hard. More empty squares means more of the board has to be worked out by deduction.
It marks any square that does not match the solution for three seconds. If everything you have filled in is correct, it tells you so instead — it never reveals a digit you have not placed.