Math Cages
Fill the grid with no repeats — every cage must hit its target.
Every row and column holds each number once.
A 4 by 4 board uses 1 to 4, a 6 by 6 board uses 1 to 6. Repeat a number in a row or column and both squares are marked until one of them changes.
A 4 by 4 board uses 1 to 4, a 6 by 6 board uses 1 to 6. Repeat a number in a row or column and both squares are marked until one of them changes.
The clue in a cage’s corner is a target and an operation: 7+ means its numbers add up to 7, 12× means they multiply to 12. A number may repeat inside a cage if it is not in the same row or column.
A − or ÷ cage has two squares: take the smaller number from the larger, or divide the larger by the smaller. Either square may hold the larger number.
A one-square cage is a given and is filled in for you. Stuck? A hint fills in, or corrects, one square from the answer.
Tap a square, then a number · tap it again to step through the numbers · keyboard: arrows move, numbers fill, Backspace clears
Got it — play