Greater Than
Fill the grid with no repeats — every < and > between two squares must hold.
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 narrow end of a sign points at the smaller number: 2 < 3, 4 > 1. Down a column it turns: ∧ means the upper number is the smaller, ∨ the larger.
A number already on the board is a given and cannot be changed. The first tier has the most signs; higher tiers have fewer signs and a few more givens.
A sign is marked once both its squares are filled and it does not hold. Stuck? A hint fills in, or corrects, one square from the answer. In ranked play, each hint adds 15 s.
Tap a square, then a number · tap it again to step through the numbers · keyboard: arrows move, numbers fill, Backspace clears
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