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6x6 Easy Jigsaw Sudoku Puzzles

Jigsaw Sudoku, also known as irregular Sudoku or irregularly shaped Sudoku, is a popular variation of the classic Sudoku puzzle. In traditional Sudoku, the puzzle is divided into a 6x6 grid, further subdivided into six 3x2 sub-grids called "regions" or "boxes."

The goal is to fill in the grid with numbers from 1 to 6 in such a way that each row, column, and region contains every digit exactly once.

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Jigsaw Sudoku maintains the same rules as traditional Sudoku, with the additional challenge of irregularly shaped regions or boxes instead of the usual puzzle.

These irregular shapes can take on various forms, and they do not necessarily form perfect squares. This adds a new layer of complexity and makes the puzzles more visually interesting.

Basic rules for Jigsaw Sudoku:

  • Each row must contain every digit from 1 to 6 exactly once.
  • Each column must also contain every digit from 1 to 6 exactly once.
  • Within each irregularly shaped region, every digit from 1 to 6 must appear exactly once.

Solving Jigsaw Sudoku puzzles requires logic, deduction, and careful consideration of the relationships between the numbers within the irregular regions. As with traditional Sudoku, players start with a few given numbers (clues) and use a process of elimination and logic to fill in the remaining cells in the grid.

Jigsaw Sudoku puzzles come in various levels of difficulty, with more complex shapes leading to more challenging puzzles. They have gained popularity as an entertaining and stimulating variation of the classic Sudoku game, offering a fresh twist for enthusiasts of number puzzles.