Wordfeud vs Sudoku.com
Which is better in 2026? Five scores, side by side.
It's a near tie: both score 7.8, with Wordfeud ahead by a hair, so the right pick depends on what you need. Wordfeud wins on 2 of the 5 scores, Sudoku.com on 2, with 1 tied.
Word board game fans who want straightforward duels with friends or rivals
Number puzzle fans who want straightforward sudoku at any level
Score by score
The details
| Feature | Wordfeud | Sudoku.com |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Puzzle & Word Games | Puzzle & Word Games |
| Category rank | #6 of 12 | #8 of 12 |
| Developer | Bertheussen IT | Easybrain |
| Pricing | Free + paid plans | Free + paid plans |
| Usable for free | Yes | Yes |
| iPhone & iPad | ✓ | ✓ |
| Android | ✓ | ✓ |
| Web | — | ✓ |
Common questions
Is Wordfeud better than Sudoku.com?
It's a near tie: both score 7.8, with Wordfeud ahead by a hair, so the right pick depends on what you need. Wordfeud wins on 2 of the 5 scores, Sudoku.com on 2, with 1 tied.
Which is cheaper, Wordfeud or Sudoku.com?
Wordfeud: Free with ads; a one-time $5.99 Premium upgrade in the App Store removes them. Sudoku.com: Free with ads; a one-time $14.99 purchase in the App Store removes them. On value for money, Wordfeud scores higher.
Do Wordfeud and Sudoku.com work on the same devices?
Only Sudoku.com runs on Web.
Which is more private, Wordfeud or Sudoku.com?
Wordfeud scores higher on privacy (6.2/10). App Store label: identifiers and usage data may be used to track you; coarse location, name, email address and user and device IDs may be linked to your identity.
Strengths and weaknesses
Wordfeud
- A clean, simple board with no chests or boosts
- One payment removes all ads and adds stats
- Play in ten languages, including US or international English
- Ads in the free version
- Built for human opponents, with no solo puzzles listed
- Plain looks that won't win design awards
Wordfeud is the word board game for people who just want to play. You place tiles on a 15x15 board against friends or matched opponents, take as long as you like over each move and keep up to 30 games going at once. A random board option shuffles the bonus squares. The free version shows ads, but one $5.99 Premium upgrade removes them and adds stats. It's built for human opponents, with no solo puzzles listed.
Full Wordfeud review
Sudoku.com
- Every puzzle has exactly one solution
- Smart notes save tedious pencil work
- One purchase removes ads for good
- Ads until you pay to remove them
- Tracking includes location and purchases
Sudoku.com does classic sudoku without fuss. The grids are clean and readable, notes update themselves as you fill cells, and you can switch on hints, auto-check and duplicate highlighting or play it pure. Daily challenges earn trophies, and seasonal events add a little variety. Ads are the trade-off, though a single purchase removes them, and the App Store label shows plenty of tracking.
Full Sudoku.com review
