Mini Sudoku (Łamaniec)

About Mini Sudoku (Łamaniec)

Mini Sudoku shrinks the classic puzzle to a 6x6 grid split into six blocks of two rows by three columns. You fill every empty square with a digit from 1 to 6 so that each row, column and block holds every digit once. A counter shows how many squares are left to fill.

It is one of the daily games on Łamaniec, a Polish puzzle site whose pages list Ququplay as author, next to word games such as Zlepka. Each date has its own puzzle, the same for every player, and the archive keeps earlier days so you can catch up. The interface is in Polish, but the puzzle itself needs no language.

The tools are simple: Notatki (notes) for pencil marks, Podpowiedź (hint) when you are stuck, Wyczyść (clear) and Cofnij (undo). A difficulty selector sits above the grid.

It suits sudoku players who want a quick daily warm-up, and newcomers who find a full 9x9 grid too long.

How to play Mini Sudoku (Łamaniec)

1. Open Mini Sudoku on Łamaniec to get today's grid.
2. Tap an empty square and choose a digit from 1 to 6 on the keypad.
3. Make sure no digit repeats in any row, column or 2x3 block.
4. Use Notatki for pencil marks and Podpowiedź for a hint if stuck.
5. Fill all the squares to finish, then try earlier days from the Archiwum.

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Tips

• Look for rows or blocks that already have four or five digits.
• Each 2x3 block shares two rows with its neighbour, so scan pairs of blocks together.
• Pencil in the two candidates for a square when only two remain.
• Save hints for the end: a 6x6 grid usually opens up once a few digits fall.

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