Futoshiki
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Your task is to fill each grid cell with numbers 1–5, ensuring no duplicates appear in any row or column. Adjacent cells must also follow the inequality signs (>, <) displayed between them. Tap any cell to switch notes mode on or off, allowing you to jot down temporary hints without finalizing your answer. The puzzle challenges logical deduction by requiring adherence to both uniqueness rules and directional value relationships.
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If Sudoku’s your thing, Futoshiki will be your next obsession. Hailing from Japan, this addictive puzzle challenges you to fill a grid with digits 1 through 5, ensuring no duplicates in any row or column. But there’s a twist: inequality symbols between cells add extra constraints, forcing you to strategize placements carefully. Three difficulty settings—easy, medium, hard—let players pick their pace, while the built-in generator guarantees each puzzle has one airtight solution. No guesswork, no ambiguity—just pure logic.
