Tile Sudoku – 6×6 #3
(Published on 1. August 2026, 10:51 by Todd)
Who shredded my sudoku?
Assemble the 36 tiles into a complete sudoku grid, subject to:
- Sudoku: Digits 1–6 appear once in every row, column, and 2×3 box.
- Fit: Neighbouring tiles must interlock (tab into pocket). The outer border of the 6×6 grid consists of straight edges only.
- Lines: Thick edges form the outer border or the box borders; thin edges lie inside the boxes.
Tiles may not be rotated. The puzzle has a unique solution.
Play online: tilesudoku.hitodd.com → Jigsaw → 6×6 → level #3.
Solution code: Enter the digits in row 5, left to right (6 digits, no spaces).
Comments
on 3. August 2026, 00:16 by Todd
@stafen Thanks! And sorry about the double solve for the code.
The site now auto-restores cleared boards when you reopen a finished level — handy for checking the solution code. Use Restart for a fresh attempt.
on 2. August 2026, 21:12 by stafen
Thank you for the tool and the interesting idea. Maybe you could implement the possibility to revisit solved puzzles. I solved it twice until I managed to remember the solution code....
on 2. August 2026, 02:55 by Todd
@Pairot Sorry for the inconvinient, I've changed the tile size on the web, please try it again. BTW, the web is also suitable for mobile phones.
on 2. August 2026, 02:11 by Pairot
Brilliant variation! I do wish we could zoom in on the puzzle, as it's a bit small on my laptop screen.
on 2. August 2026, 01:02 by Todd
@RockyRoer Thanks! Sorting by digit / edge type was exactly meant to make the piece pool manageable — glad it helped.
on 2. August 2026, 01:00 by Todd
@Gnubeutel Thanks — that's fair. This 6×6 is meant as a gentle intro, so the thick/thin edges do a lot of the positioning work. Later puzzles should lean more on the interlocking shapes (and sudoku) with less "free" border information. Appreciate the note!
on 2. August 2026, 00:52 by Todd
change of description
on 1. August 2026, 22:31 by Gnubeutel
I like the combination of puzzle tiles and sudoku. But i think the thick borders give too much away. More ambiguity would force me to consider the tile shapes more - which i only did for the outside pieces here.
on 1. August 2026, 14:32 by RockyRoer
Nice tool you've created to solve these in -- I wouldn't have wanted to do this without the ability to sort them.
