Mini Sudoku (MiniSudoku.com)
Rate itA free daily 6x6 sudoku: solve it, keep your streak, compare your time.
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MiniSudoku.com serves one 6x6 sudoku a day, the same grid for every player. Fill the grid so every row, column and 2x3 box holds the digits 1 to 6, then compare your time and keep your streak going. A three-grid Daily Max, extra puzzles and an archive of past days are there too, with no download or sign-up.
About Mini Sudoku (MiniSudoku.com)
MiniSudoku.com is built around one small puzzle a day. The daily grid is a 6 by 6 sudoku split into six boxes of two by three, and the rules are the usual ones scaled down: each row, column and box must contain the digits 1 to 6 exactly once.
A new numbered puzzle comes at midnight on your own clock and is the same for everyone. The first one was published on 23 March 2026. The site times your solve and tracks a streak for consecutive days. A free account adds synced stats and a leaderboard. Earlier dailies can be played from the archive. The Daily Max tab sets three harder grids on one running timer, and an Unlimited tab has extra puzzles at several difficulties.
The game is made by Hey Good Game, the studio behind Queens Ultimate, and it can be played in English or Spanish. It is free in the browser with no download. Ads sit beside the board on a computer and above and below it on a phone.
It suits players who want a quick sudoku with their coffee, and fans of LinkedIn's Mini Sudoku who want another daily grid.
How to play Mini Sudoku (MiniSudoku.com)
- Open today's Daily Mini and press Start Game. The timer starts with it.
- Tap an empty cell and pick a digit from 1 to 6 on the pad below the grid.
- Fill each row, column and 2x3 box with 1 to 6 once. A repeated digit turns red.
- Switch Notes on to pencil in candidates when more than one digit could fit.
- Finish all 36 cells to stop the clock, then try the three grids of Daily Max.
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Tips
- Look at the box with the most givens first.
- Scan each digit across rows and columns before writing candidates.
- Play daily to keep your streak.
Questions
How big is the grid?
6x6, with six 2x3 boxes.
When is there a new puzzle?
At midnight on your own device's clock. Each day's puzzle carries a number counted from 23 March 2026.
Do I need to sign up?
No. An account is only needed for stats that sync across devices.
Can I play in Spanish?
Yes. The same puzzles are on the Spanish version at minisudoku.com/es/.
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