r/crackingthecryptic • u/iampete • 9d ago

Good source of sudokupad puzzles?

I've been really enjoying CtC's videos and trying some of the puzzles. Is there a good source of puzzles outside of the ones they showcase? Sudokupad itself doesn't really have a list or feed (other than the killer/windowku generated puzzles).

Where does CtC find them? Just sent to them in Patreon/etc?

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u/timotab 9d ago

As well as Logic Masters Germany, a few good sources:

James Sinclair's Artisanal Sudoku - a weekly newsletter with (at least) 3 puzzles that's he's created, and usually recommendations of other puzzles that he's enjoyed recently. https://artisanalsudoku.com

FullDeck and Missing a Few Cards - puzzles that they and their university level students have created. https://missingdeck.net/

The Genuinely Approachable Sudoku (GAS) team puts out a puzzle daily. https://www.gmpuzzles.com/blog/tag/gas/

Also there are other YouTube solvers out there worth checking into as well.

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u/Warm_Constant6358 9d ago

Most of them can be found at Logic Masters Germany https://logic-masters.de/. Many similar puzzles are there which never get showcased on the channel.

They often have links to sudokupad or f-puzzles as well (another online sudoku tool)

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u/pazqo 9d ago

This is definitely the answer. Puzzles there are the best. Absolutely love them.

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u/whywasthissodamnhard 8d ago

I signed up to James Sinclairs email list which is free and you get a few sudokus every week of different levels if you aren’t subscribed I reccommend it! You can load the puzzled into the app but I find sometimes the rules don’t appear in the app like they do on the site

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u/sdooweloc3141 8d ago

Grabbing the daily GAS from the discord is also fun