Some games are free for everyone to play, but Apple News Plus members can play all of them for free.

On July 17, which is also known as World Emoji Day, Apple released the Emoji Game. Apple, on the other hand, added the famous math game Sudoku to the News app with iOS 18.2 in December.

Anyone can try a few sudoku puzzles for free, but people who subscribe to Apple News Plus can play new problems every day. For $13 a month, Apple News Plus gives you access to daily sudoku puzzles and other puzzles like Quartiles. It also gives you access to stories from newspapers and magazines like The New Yorker and The Wall Street Journal.

Find sudoku on your iPhone here, and learn how to play it.

In what app can I find Sudoku games for my iPhone?

1. Get the news.
2. At the bottom of the screen, tap Following.
3. Click on Puzzles.
4. Do a Sudoku.

Near the top of the page, there are three tasks that are marked as “Free to Play.” Anyone can play them, even if they don’t have Apple News Plus. These puzzles are usually at least a week old, and Apple labels them as Easy, Moderate, or Challenging to show how hard they are. To play, tap any of these. To the right of the “Free to Play” puzzles are “Archive” puzzles that Apple News Plus users can play whenever they want. Below those are “New Daily Puzzles.”

How do I play sudoku on my iPhone?

There are 9 squares (9 by 9) on which you have to put the numbers 1 through 9. In that grid, there are nine 3-by-3 blocks. You need to put numbers in each block, row, and column so that there are no duplicates. The number 2 can’t show up twice in a block, and the same is true for each row and column.

To put a number into an iPhone puzzle, tap the Pen icon below the puzzle, tap the place you want to fill in, and then tap the number at the bottom of the screen. Remember that if a space can hold two or three numbers, you can tap Notes next to Pen and then pick all of the numbers that can go in that area.

How can I tell if a number is where it should be?

Let’s look at how to use Autocheck to check where your numbers are placed.

1. Get the news.
2. At the bottom of the screen, tap Following.
3. Click on Puzzles.
4. Do a Sudoku.
5. Press a problem.

In the upper right corner, tap the button that has a check mark on it.

7. Click on Check Now.

Now, if you put a number in the wrong place, your iPhone will show you by putting a red cut through it. If you put a number in the right place, your iPhone won’t mark it.

How do I start over with a puzzle?

Here’s how to start over with any puzzle.

1. Get the news.
2. At the bottom of the screen, tap Following.
3. Click on Puzzles.
4. Do a Sudoku.
5. Press a problem.

In the upper right corner, tap the button that has a check mark on it.

7. Press “Clear Puzzle.”

You can start the puzzle over because all of your answers will be erased.

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