Six hexagons · 36 triangles · digits 1–6

Medium Snowflake Sudoku

Fewer starter digits make the crossing lines matter more. A friendly next step once Easy Snowflake puzzles feel quick.

Created and tested by Brian Hamilton , Karan Hamilton

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Mistakes: 0

Hints: 0

3 4 2 5 6 3 1 3 6 1 6 4 2 6 2 1 6 2

What changes on Medium?

Medium starts with about 18 filled triangles. You will still find nearly complete groups, but more answers come from checking a hexagon and its crossing lines together.

If the shape still feels confusing, play a few more puzzles on Easy Snowflake Sudoku first. The rules and controls are exactly the same.

A Medium solving plan

  1. Scan the six hexagons

    Fill any hexagon with just one missing digit.

  2. Scan lines at one angle

    Work through one family of parallel lines before turning your attention to the next angle.

  3. Add notes

    When two answers are possible, jot them down and keep scanning. A later placement will remove one.

  4. Repeat

    Every correct digit changes one hexagon and three lines, so always recheck those groups.

When Medium feels comfortable, move on to Hard Snowflake Sudoku.

Frequently asked questions

How many clues are in Medium Snowflake Sudoku?

Medium aims for about 18 given digits. Every generated puzzle is also checked to make sure its solution is unique.

Should I use notes on Medium?

Yes. Notes are especially useful when a triangle has two or three possible digits. Auto Notes can fill the legal candidates for you.

Can I switch back to Easy?

Yes. Tap the Easy tab above the board. Each difficulty saves its own puzzle and progress.

Try another shaped sudoku

Keep the 1–6 logic and explore a different kind of board.