How to play Mini Sudoku
Hutch is a small Sudoku set in a rabbit warren: the hutches are boxes, and the theme is ours while the rules are the classic ones.
- The grid is 6×6 and uses the numbers 1 to 6.
- Every row holds each number once.
- Every column holds each number once.
- Every hutch, a box of two rows by three columns, holds each number once.
- Tap a square, then a number. Pencil mode jots small candidates.
Step by step
- 1 Every row, column and hutch holds each number once.Row1234341221434321Column1234341221434321Hutch1234341221434321
- 2 Pick a number and it lights up everywhere.133331
- 3 Tap a square to place it, tap again to erase.1243121421243412142124312142
- 4 Pencil mode jots small candidates instead. Long-press or right-click does the other one.1234
- 5 Hint shows where, then why.Tap Hint124312142Tap Why?1243412142
What you see
Given: fixed.
Yours: orange.
Small marks: pencil.
Red: a repeat.
Solving tips
- Look for a number that already appears in most places: its last home is easy to spot.
- Pick a number on the pad and it lights up everywhere, which makes gaps stand out.
- Use pencil marks when a square has two possibilities, then let the neighbours decide.
Questions
- Is this mini Sudoku free?
- Yes. It is free to play, with no account and nothing to download.
- Is there a daily mini Sudoku?
- Yes. A new Hutch puzzle every day, identical for every player. Solve it daily to keep a streak.
- How many levels are there?
- The daily, plus a growing library of extra levels in three difficulties, from Gentle to Tricky.