Mystery Godoku.

Welcome to Mystery Godoku, a weekly puzzle created by the editors of the Hidden Staircase Mystery Books.

Godoku is similar to Sudoku, but uses letters instead of numbers. The goal of Godoku is to fill in every empty box with one of nine letters. Each letter can appear only once in each horizontal row as well as in each vertical column and in each of the 3x3 grids. Some letters are always provided to get you started. Finally, we also give you a mystery clue to fill in a complete row or column (if you choose to use it!).

Select a recent puzzle from the list below or choose one of the many puzzles from our archives.

Mystery Godoku Puzzle for the Week of 06/30/2008 In the pet sitter mysteries by Blaize Clement, this is former sheriff’s deputy Dixie’s last name (9 letters). This week's letters: A E G H I M N W Y
Mystery Godoku Puzzle for the Week of 06/23/2008 Dean Koontz, writing as K. R. Dwyer, wrote this 1975 thriller about a conspiracy to murder the world (9 letters). This week's letters: A D F G L N O R Y
Mystery Godoku Puzzle for the Week of 06/16/2008 To die here was in the title of a 1998 bed-and-breakfast mystery by Mary Daheim (9 letters). This week's letters: A C E L N O P S W
Mystery Godoku Puzzle for the Week of 06/09/2008 The mystery anthology A Hot and Sultry Night for Crime contained this short story by Ana Rainwater (9 letters). This week's letters: E G H I N O R S T

For more mystery godoku puzzles, visit our archives.

Thank you for visiting Mystery Godoku, and return every week for a new puzzle to solve!

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