The Easiest Sections Puzzles
These are the easiest Sections puzzles in the archive, the ones the highest share of players finish once they start. If you are new to the game, start at the top.
An easy puzzle always hands you a next move: a one-cell section that can only be a 1, or a section with a single gap left. You follow the forced cells one at a time and never hold two possibilities at once. The interactive tutorial teaches that habit in a couple of minutes. When it stops being work, the hardest puzzles are the other end of the archive.
The 25 easiest Sections puzzles, ranked
- 1March 20, 2026Medium · 6×6 · avg 1:44100%finished
- 2April 11, 2026Medium · 6×6 · avg 2:48100%finished
- 3April 14, 2026Medium · 6×6 · avg 2:56100%finished
- 4April 7, 2026Hard · 7×7 · avg 4:07100%finished
- 5April 5, 2026Hard · 7×7 · avg 4:25100%finished
- 6April 10, 2026Medium · 6×6 · avg 2:5686%finished
- 7April 3, 2026Hard · 8×8 · avg 9:2986%finished
- 8June 26, 2026Medium · 5×5 · avg 1:3684%finished
- 9May 15, 2026Hard · 7×7 · avg 5:4084%finished
- 10April 9, 2026Medium · 6×6 · avg 5:4883%finished
- 11July 7, 2026Medium · 6×6 · avg 2:0582%finished
- 12February 1, 2026Medium · 6×6 · avg 2:1682%finished
- 13July 30, 2026Medium · 6×6 · avg 2:2982%finished
- 14July 26, 2026Medium · 6×6 · avg 2:1981%finished
- 15August 2, 2026Hard · 7×7 · avg 4:2381%finished
- 16July 24, 2026Medium · 6×6 · avg 3:0580%finished
- 17May 23, 2026Hard · 7×7 · avg 4:4980%finished
- 18May 22, 2026Hard · 7×7 · avg 4:5480%finished
- 19April 18, 2026Hard · 7×7 · avg 5:0980%finished
- 20May 17, 2026Hard · 7×7 · avg 5:4680%finished
- 21July 17, 2026Hard · 7×7 · avg 5:4780%finished
- 22May 21, 2026Hard · 7×7 · avg 5:5480%finished
- 23March 17, 2026Hard · 8×8 · avg 6:5380%finished
- 24June 28, 2026Hard · 8×8 · avg 7:1079%finished
- 25July 11, 2026Hard · 7×7 · avg 7:2679%finished
How this list is worked out
These are ranked by the share of players who started a puzzle and went on to finish it, highest first. A high rate means most people who sat down with it got there, which is a far better signal for a beginner than the size of the grid.
The list is recalculated once a day as more people play, so the order shifts. A puzzle only a few people have finished can sit high until enough solves settle its rate.
Working through these in order is a reasonable way to learn: they tend to offer an obvious next move at every step, which is exactly the habit you want before trying the hardest ones.