Fill every cell so each row and column uses the full number range exactly once.
Futoshiki Daily Challenge
Play today's shared Futoshiki puzzle online. Fill the daily grid with unique numbers, follow every greater-than and less-than clue, and compare your completion time.
This board is 6×6.Goal Rules Demo The timer starts only after you click Start game.
Today's Futoshiki Grid Puzzle
Click Start game to begin today's fixed Futoshiki grid. The timer starts when the puzzle opens.
All visible < and > signs must be true after both neighboring cells are filled.
In the demo, 1 < 3 and 4 > 2 are both valid relationships.
Want to warm up first? Try Futoshiki practice mode.
Daily challenge games
All daily puzzles refresh together, so you can jump into another challenge after a solve.
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What Is a Futoshiki Daily Challenge?
A Futoshiki daily challenge is one fixed grid logic puzzle for the day. Every player solves the same board, so completion time, valid grids, and solving performance are easier to compare.
Why Play the Futoshiki Daily Challenge?
Shared grid
Everyone solves the same daily board.
Constraint reasoning
Train row, column, and inequality deduction.
Cleaner solving habits
Daily play improves candidate narrowing before placement.
FAQ
What is the Futoshiki Daily Challenge?
It is a fixed grid logic puzzle that refreshes once per day. Everyone solves the same board.
When does the daily challenge refresh?
The daily challenge refreshes once per site day. A new Futoshiki grid becomes available after the daily reset.
Do I get only one official attempt?
Yes. The official daily result is intended to be saved once. You can keep practicing in the regular Futoshiki mode.
What do the greater-than and less-than clues mean?
A greater-than clue means one cell must be larger than its neighbor. A less-than clue means one cell must be smaller.
How are Futoshiki daily results compared?
Daily results are usually compared by valid board completion and completion time.
Can I practice before playing the daily challenge?
Yes. Use Futoshiki practice mode to learn row rules, column rules, candidates, and inequality clues.
Can I review past Futoshiki daily puzzles?
Yes. Use the Futoshiki Daily Archive to review past boards, scores, and daily records.