If Sudoku is your jam, then get ready to groove with Futoshiki! This quirky Japanese puzzle game is like Sudoku's cool cousin who throws in some extra challenge just for kicks. Your mission, should you choose to accept it (and let's face it, you’re probably bored), is to squeeze numbers one through five into each row and column without letting them crash into each other like party guests who can’t handle their drinks.
But wait, there’s more! You’ve got some fancy relational signs hanging out between cells, making sure the numbers play nice and don’t just randomly decide to swap places.
And for those who like their puzzles with a side of sweat, Futoshiki serves up three levels of difficulty: easy (perfect for beginners or those just waking up), medium (for the mildly masochistic), and hard (for the brave souls who laugh in the face of brain strain). Plus, every puzzle comes with a shiny, unique solution, because who doesn't love a good mystery that doesn't end in chaos? Grab your pencil and let the number wrangling begin!
Your goal is to fill cells with numbers 1-5. Each number can occur in row and column only once. You also have to obey inequality signs between cells. Tapping on selected cell toggles notes mode on and off.