What makes Mini Sudoku different from classic Sudoku?

Same rules, smaller grid. Mini Sudoku uses 6×6, 8×8, or 10×10 boards instead of the classic 9×9. The logic patterns are the same — you just finish faster, which is part of the appeal.

Is Sudoku good for your brain?

Probably. Sudoku is a focus and pattern-recognition exercise, and there's research suggesting puzzle games help maintain those skills. We won't promise it changes your life — it's mostly just a fun thing to do for a few minutes.

How often should I play?

Whatever feels right. A short daily puzzle is enough to keep getting better at the patterns. The streak counter helps if you like that kind of nudge.

Is Mini Sudoku good for beginners?

Yes. The 6×6 grid is much friendlier than 9×9 — fewer cells, fewer candidates to track. It's a good way to learn the basics before stepping up.

Can I play on my phone or tablet?

Yes. The whole site is built for phone first. Big tap targets, no fiddly controls.

Yes. Hints, pencil marks, and conflict highlighting are all optional toggles. Use them when you want help, leave them off when you don't.

Will you add larger Sudoku boards?

8×8 and 10×10 are already live, with 300 puzzles each. Pick a size from the puzzle library to start.

Yes. No account, no email, no ads on the gameplay. Open the page and play.

Mini Sudoku 6x6 #0117

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Daily Mini Sudoku

Daily Mini Sudoku Challenge

Today's 6×6 Mini Sudoku — the same format you've seen on LinkedIn. Solve it, keep your streak going, come back tomorrow.

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A Few Tips

Start with the naked singles. They’re the fastest wins.
Use pencil marks. They make hidden singles obvious.
Tap a hint if you stall. The streak still counts.
Share your time on LinkedIn or with friends if you’re feeling competitive.

Learn the Rules

A short guide to 6×6, 8×8, and 10×10 Mini Sudoku. The basics in five steps.

Read the How to Play guide

Get Faster

Hidden singles, pairs, and a few habits that take real time off your solves.

Explore solving techniques

Have Questions?

Common questions about Mini Sudoku, the LinkedIn puzzle, and the daily streak.

Visit the Mini Sudoku FAQ