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Game content reviewed byAntonia Gates
Instructions
Balance out the light and dark! Select any grid to start the puzzle. The more spaces on the grid, the more challenging it'll be! Fill in the grid so each cell contains either a white or black circle. Tap an empty cell once to place a black circle, or twice to place a white circle. Tap on the cell a third time to remove the circle completely.
Cells separated by an equal sign mean that the cells share the same type of circle. Cells separated by an x sign mean those cells do NOT share the same type of circle.
No more than two of the same circle can be next to or on top of each other. So if you see two circles of one color next to each other or on top of each other, place the opposite color on both sides of them!
If you get stuck, click the lightbulb in the upper right corner to get a hint. You start with 5 hints. If you use up all of your hints, you can watch an ad to get more.
Balance out the light and dark! Select any grid to start the puzzle. The more spaces on the grid, the more challenging it'll be! Fill in the grid so each cell contains either a white or black circle. Click an empty cell once to place a black circle, or twice to place a white circle. Click on the cell a third time to remove the circle completely.
Cells separated by an equal sign mean that the cells share the same type of circle. Cells separated by an x sign mean those cells do NOT share the same type of circle.
No more than two of the same circle can be next to or on top of each other. So if you see two circles of one color next to each other or on top of each other, place the opposite color on both sides of them!
If you get stuck, click the lightbulb in the upper right corner to get a hint. You start with 5 hints. If you use up all of your hints, you can watch an ad to get more.
How to play Binary Sudoku on your phone
Did you know you can also play Binary Sudoku on your phone? It’s a great way to play without worrying about losing your save data.
For iOS devices, simply tap the "Share" icon
in Safari and select "Add to Home Screen". For Android devices, tap the “Menu” icon
and select "Install App".
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Game content reviewed byAntonia Gates
Instructions
Balance out the light and dark! Select any grid to start the puzzle. The more spaces on the grid, the more challenging it'll be! Fill in the grid so each cell contains either a white or black circle. Tap an empty cell once to place a black circle, or twice to place a white circle. Tap on the cell a third time to remove the circle completely.
Cells separated by an equal sign mean that the cells share the same type of circle. Cells separated by an x sign mean those cells do NOT share the same type of circle.
No more than two of the same circle can be next to or on top of each other. So if you see two circles of one color next to each other or on top of each other, place the opposite color on both sides of them!
If you get stuck, click the lightbulb in the upper right corner to get a hint. You start with 5 hints. If you use up all of your hints, you can watch an ad to get more.
How to play Binary Sudoku on your phone
To play Binary Sudoku easily any time, you can add it directly to your phone as an app. It’s a great way to play without worrying about losing your game save data.
For iOS devices, simply tap the "Share" icon
in Safari and select "Add to Home Screen". For Android devices, tap the “Menu” icon
and select "Install App".
Balance out the light and dark! Select any grid to start the puzzle. The more spaces on the grid, the more challenging it'll be! Fill in the grid so each cell contains either a white or black circle. Click an empty cell once to place a black circle, or twice to place a white circle. Click on the cell a third time to remove the circle completely.
Cells separated by an equal sign mean that the cells share the same type of circle. Cells separated by an x sign mean those cells do NOT share the same type of circle.
No more than two of the same circle can be next to or on top of each other. So if you see two circles of one color next to each other or on top of each other, place the opposite color on both sides of them!
If you get stuck, click the lightbulb in the upper right corner to get a hint. You start with 5 hints. If you use up all of your hints, you can watch an ad to get more.

















