As 2025 draws to an end, so does Puzzle Weekly. Sadly this will be the last issue we publish. It's been a blast, and we hope you've enjoyed some of the fun along the way.
Before we leave you though, there's still this final issue, with Suguru, Hidato, and Shirokuro to enjoy, along with all the usual features including:
Thank you for being part of the Puzzle Weekly family. From all the team, we wish you a very happy 2026.
Merry Christmas! Don't let your brain atrophy over the festive break, keep it ticking over with Sudoku, Star Battle, and Creek. You'll also find all the usual features inside, including:
We have a brand new puzzle for you this week: Doors. And as if that wasn't enough spatial fun, Mazes are back after a long break. Plus, Calcudoku, and all the usual features including:
This week's magazine is strong to the finish, and it didn't even eat its spinach! There's a bit of a Popeye theme going on – all is explained inside. Also inside this week you'll find Killer Sudoku, Number Cross, Shikaku , and all the usual features including:
Enjoy the start of a new month with a new puzzle: Futoshiki. It has Sudoku-vibes, and a rather unique clue and constraint system, using inequality symbols to help you determine digit placements. Also in your favourite free puzzle magazine this week: Hitori, Kakuro, and all the usual features including:
Have you tried Speedoku? It’s our new daily puzzle, and you can play it right here on this site, for free, now: click here to try!
Speedoku is a Sudoku-style puzzle built for speed. There are only nine digits to place on the little 3x3 grid. The clues? The numbers in the diamonds – they show you the sums between some of the adjacent cells.
Seasoned puzzlers should be able to solve Speedoku in under a minute. There’s no need to make notes or write in candidates; sure, it would help, but where’s the fun in that? Speed is the name of the game, and you have to keep all the options in your head as you fill the grid.
When you’ve solved it, hit the Share button to brag about your score and challenge your friends and family to try to beat you. And then come back tomorrow and see if you can solve the next one even faster.
We hope you enjoy Speedoku!
Sudoku has evolved and become, triangular? And star-shaped? Oh yes, meet Hoshi! It's a fab variant of an old fave, and just one of the puzzles in this week's free magazine. We've also got Hashiwokakero (Bridges), Line Segment, and all the usual features including:
What's this? Another brand new puzzle in your favourite free weekly puzzle mag? Oh yes, welcome, Noodle! Also this week, Aquarium, Skyscrapers, and all the usual features including:
Our favourite four-block teaser is back this week, with Tetromino. And there's more spatial fun to be had with Thermometers. If numbers are your thing, there are plenty in Suguru. And of course, there are all the usual features including:
It's a new month, and we have a brand new puzzle for the magazine: Trilogy! It's all about shapes, and not a digit in sight. If numbers are your thing though, don't worry, as Sudoku makes a guest reappearance. And for those who prefer to combine numbers with spatial reasoning, Snake should keep you busy. Plus, all the usual features including:
