What Printable Logic Puzzles Does Yoogi Games Offer for Syndication?

Yoogi Games offers printable logic puzzles—specifically Sudoku and Kakuro—for syndication to newspapers and magazines. Small publications with fewer than 40 employees can use them free of charge; other publications pay a nominal fee. To get details and sample puzzles, contact Yoogi Games by email at tony.yoogi [at] gmail.com.

What the Syndication Offer Includes

According to the Yoogi Games blog, the syndication service is built around "high quality printable logic puzzles." The two puzzle types named in the announcement are:

• Sudoku — the familiar number-placement grid puzzle
• Kakuro — a crossword-style arithmetic puzzle that uses digit sums instead of words

The blog describes these as examples ("like Sudoku, Kakuro"), so treat the list as the puzzle types the site explicitly names rather than a guaranteed complete catalog. If you need a specific puzzle format, ask for it when you request samples.

Who Qualifies for Free Use

The pricing condition is stated directly on the site:

The free tier is tied to the size of the publication's staff, not its circulation or readership. If your publication sits near that 40-employee line, confirm your eligibility with Yoogi Games before planning a puzzle page around the free option.

How to Request Samples and Terms

The only contact route given is email: tony.yoogi [at] gmail.com. The blog invites inquiries for "more details and samples," so a practical first message would state:

1. Your publication's name and type (newspaper or magazine)
2. Your approximate staff size, since this determines free versus paid use
3. The puzzle types you want (for example, Sudoku, Kakuro, or both)
4. How often you plan to publish puzzles, and in what format (print page, supplement, etc.)

Expect samples and the specific terms—such as the fee amount for larger publications—to come back through that email exchange. The site does not publish a rate card or a self-serve download, so email is the required step.

Context on Yoogi Games

Yoogi Games describes itself as providing "logical puzzles and games, that are non violent, family friendly." The blog notes the site was revived after almost eight years, and it also lists Android games (which show ads, per the site's privacy policy page) and a 2024 release called Liquid Sort. For syndication purposes, the relevant offering remains the printable logic puzzles described above.

Common Questions Before You Commit

• Can I get puzzles without emailing? No self-service option is described; samples and terms come through the contact address.
• Is the free tier automatic? The site states the under-40-employee condition, but you should still confirm it in your email exchange.
• Are other puzzle types available? Only Sudoku and Kakuro are named. Ask directly if you want something else.
• What does "nominal fee" mean in practice? The amount is not published; request it in your inquiry.