Number Grids

Use sums, inequalities and counting clues to fill each grid.

Games in this category

9 games

Use the numbered blue dots to decide which squares stay visible and which block the view.

The numbers are already here, but the domino outlines are missing. Find a home for each pair, from the doubles to the odd couples.

A lone 1 is complete, but a 3 needs company. Grow groups of matching digits until each group's size agrees with its number.

A cage might ask for a product of 12 while its row already has a 3. Solve the arithmetic and the number grid together.

Each numbered lookout sees across the grid until a black cell blocks its view. Place the blockers while preserving a path between the white cells.

Two matching numbers in a row give you a choice about which to shade. Make each choice without cutting the white squares apart.

A digit that fits a row may already belong to its box. Use rows, columns and outlined regions together to fill this number puzzle.

The clues describe a skyline viewed from the street. Fit tower heights into a grid so tall buildings hide exactly the right neighbors.

A single inequality can settle two neighboring cells. Combine those comparisons with the rule that a row or column uses each number once.