HexNumber
HexNumber is a number puzzle
All numbers from 1 thorugh 6 should be assigned around every grey cell.
At the edge of the puzzle the grey cells sometimes have less cells around them. There can be no double numbers in those spots
HexNumber can be played in various difficulties.
Another special feature is that the puzzle can be made in various sizes. Smaller puzzles are usually easier.
On this page you will find two puzzles, try it out.
All numbers from 1 thorugh 6 should be assigned around every grey cell.
At the edge of the puzzle the grey cells sometimes have less cells around them. There can be no double numbers in those spots
HexNumber can be played in various difficulties.
Another special feature is that the puzzle can be made in various sizes. Smaller puzzles are usually easier.
On this page you will find two puzzles, try it out.
And a 'normal' puzzle that can be found in the puzzlebooks. The difficulty of this puzzle is 'easy'. This can be recognized by the 2 green stripes at 'HexGetal'.
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Tips to play
HexNumber is a number puzzle with a unique way of playing.
Every cell in the puzzle is influenced by up to 12 neighbouring cells. Cel 'a' has 1,2,3,4 and 6 as neighbours, this means that 'a' itself must be a '5'.
A second way of looking at it is to check the possibilities around a grey cell. Cel 'c' has no number around it yet. But there are 5 cells where there can be no '2'. This must mean that cell 'b' must be a '2'.
There are more tricks to this, but you can find those out for yourself.
Every cell in the puzzle is influenced by up to 12 neighbouring cells. Cel 'a' has 1,2,3,4 and 6 as neighbours, this means that 'a' itself must be a '5'.
A second way of looking at it is to check the possibilities around a grey cell. Cel 'c' has no number around it yet. But there are 5 cells where there can be no '2'. This must mean that cell 'b' must be a '2'.
There are more tricks to this, but you can find those out for yourself.
