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How to play Sudoku Mini 6×6

Fill the 6×6 grid so every row, column and 2×3 box contains the digits 1 to 6 exactly once.

Basics

Select a cell and place a digit from the pad. With only six digits, scanning rows and columns quickly reveals the only number that fits.

Tips

Look for rows or boxes missing a single digit — those are instant placements. Finishing a mini takes minutes, making it a perfect daily warm-up.

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Features

  • A new 6×6 mini sudoku every day
  • Digits 1–6 with 2×3 boxes
  • Perfect for beginners and kids
  • Bright interface with big touch targets
  • Instant conflict highlighting
  • Free browser game, no download

Sudoku Mini 6×6: facts

DeveloperL33t Pro Games
Release dateSun Sep 06 2026 00:00:00 GMT+0200 (Central European Summer Time)
Last updatedSun Sep 06 2026 00:00:00 GMT+0200 (Central European Summer Time)
PlatformsWeb browser
ControlsTap a cell to select it and tap a number from 1 to 6 (or press the key) to place it. Conflicts are highlighted right away.
Age ratingeveryone

FAQ

Is Sudoku Mini 6×6 free?

Yes, completely free in your browser with no download and no registration.

Is it good for kids?

Absolutely — the small 1–6 grid and big touch buttons make it a perfect first logic game for children.

How is it different from classic sudoku?

It uses a 6×6 grid with digits 1–6 and 2×3 boxes, so games are shorter and deductions easier to spot.

Is there a new puzzle every day?

Yes, a fresh 6×6 grid is published daily.

About Sudoku Mini 6×6

Sudoku Mini 6×6 is daily sudoku distilled to its friendliest form. The grid shrinks to six cells per side, the digits run from 1 to 6 and the boxes become neat 2×3 rectangles — but the soul of sudoku is intact: every row, column and box must contain each digit exactly once. The smaller scale makes deductions visible almost at a glance, and a complete puzzle takes minutes, delivering the 'solved it!' moment without frustration. It is the ideal first step for children learning logic, for adults who find full sudokus intimidating, and for veterans wanting a quick warm-up. A new mini puzzle is published daily, building the habit gently: one small victory each morning. The interface is bright and legible, with a chunky number pad, given numbers clearly separated and instant conflict highlighting. The 6×6 format also serves a second audience: adults who want their sudoku fix in five minutes flat. During a short break, a mini grid offers complete satisfaction without the commitment of a full 9×9 session, making it the most-played quick puzzle format in the collection. Parents love sharing it with children as a screen-time activity that actually builds reasoning skills, and teachers use it in classrooms as a warm-up exercise. One tiny grid, endless benefits.

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