Nine X-slices, nine Y-slices, nine Z-slices — one 9×9×9 cube where every cross-section is a real, valid Sudoku. A single digit belongs to three puzzles at the same time. Explore it live, then solve it in print.
Slice the cube along X, Y or Z and you get an ordinary 9×9 Sudoku. Because every cell sits where three perpendicular slices meet, the number you write has to satisfy all three at once — so the whole cube has to agree.
Nine slices per axis, each a complete, uniquely-solvable Sudoku. Solve one face, or work all three at once.
Each play cell belongs to an X, a Y and a Z slice simultaneously. One digit ripples across the cube.
Answers hide behind two-letter codes. Verify a single square without ever revealing the ones around it.
Every cell in the book carries a short two-letter code. To check one answer, read its code and look it up in the Answers index — you get that one digit, and nothing else. Because the index is sorted by code and not by position, neighbouring cells land pages apart. You can confirm a square you're unsure of without accidentally solving the rest.
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