Takuzu+
Fill the grid with two symbols while obeying the normal Takuzu rules plus fixed relation clues.
How to Play
Fill every empty cell with either a filled circle (●) or an open circle (○) so that the grid satisfies the standard Takuzu constraints and the relation clues placed between neighboring cells.
- No triples: No three consecutive identical symbols in any row or column.
- Equal count: Each row and column must contain exactly half ● and half ○.
- Unique lines: No two rows may be identical; no two columns may be identical.
- Relation clues:
=means the two cells must match.xmeans they must differ.
Pre-filled cells and relation clues are fixed. The puzzle is solved when every cell is filled and all four rules are satisfied.
Controls
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Arrow keys / WASD / hjkl | Move cursor |
| Mouse left-click | Move to a cell, or cycle the current editable cell |
z / 0 |
Place ● |
x / 1 |
Place ○ |
Backspace |
Clear cell |
Ctrl+R |
Reset puzzle |
Ctrl+H |
Toggle full help |
Escape |
Return to main menu |
Modes
| Mode | Grid | Clues | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner | 6x6 | ~50% | Relation clues heavily support early deduction |
| Easy | 6x6 | ~40% | Balanced Takuzu and relation clue logic |
| Medium | 8x8 | ~40% | Mixed deductions across rows, columns, and clues |
| Tricky | 10x10 | ~38% | Uniqueness and clue interactions matter |
| Hard | 10x10 | ~32% | Longer deduction chains |
| Very Hard | 12x12 | ~30% | Sparse givens with tighter clue reading |
| Extreme | 14x14 | ~28% | Largest board and deepest logic |
Elo Difficulty
Named modes are compatibility presets. Use --difficulty <0..3000> to target a
specific Elo difficulty for generated puzzles.
Quick Start
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