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Hard 6×6 Futoshiki Challenge

Challenging 6×6 Futoshiki logic grids with minimal given numbers and dense inequality networks. Free printable PDF worksheets with complete solutions.

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6×6 Futoshiki Grid

Click a cell and type 1 to 6. Use arrows to navigate.

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Input Keypad (1 to 6)

How to play Futoshiki:

  • Each row & column must contain 1 to 6 exactly once.
  • Inequality signs (<, >) constrain which neighbor is greater or smaller.
  • Use logical deduction—guessing is never required!
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