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Eight 7x7 futoshiki puzzles, one grid per page: forty-nine cells, the digits 1 to 7, and from nineteen to twenty-eight signs, with at most three digits given. The largest grid of the game, for patient solvers, with a book of all eight.
Eight 6x6 futoshiki puzzles, one grid per page: thirty-six cells, the digits 1 to 6, and from eleven to nineteen signs, with up to three digits given. A size for solvers who like a longer chain of deductions, with a book of all eight.
Eight 5x5 futoshiki puzzles, one grid per page: twenty-five cells, the digits 1 to 5, and between seven and twelve signs to satisfy, with at most two digits given. The standard size of the game, with a book of all eight.
Printable Futoshiki puzzles in four sizes, from 4x4 to 7x7: grids with greater-than signs between neighboring cells, and at most three given numbers. You can print one grid per page or four of the same size. Every puzzle has exactly one solution, and its answer key shows every number.
Futoshiki is a Japanese logic puzzle whose name means “inequality”. Fill every empty cell so that each row and each column holds every number from 1 to the size of the grid exactly once, like in sudoku. The signs between two cells must stay true: the point of each sign faces the smaller number. A chain of signs quickly shows which numbers can go where: the cell at the low end of a chain cannot hold the largest number. Futoshiki trains logical thinking, and makes greater than and less than concrete.
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