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Takuzu

Fill the grid with 0s and 1s: never three the same in a row, and as many 0s as 1s in every row and column. Your turn!

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Tap an empty square: it becomes 0, then 1, then empty again. With a keyboard: arrows, 0, 1 and Backspace.

How to play Takuzu

Takuzu (also called Binairo) is played with two digits: 0 and 1. Fill every square following three rules:

  • never three identical digits in a row, across or down (0 0 0 or 1 1 1 is not allowed);
  • as many 0s as 1s in every row and every column;
  • no two rows (or two columns) can be exactly the same.

Tip: next to two identical digits, you always need the other digit. And between two identical digits (1 _ 1), the middle square takes the other digit.

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Frequently asked questions

What age is Takuzu for?

The mini 4 × 4 grid suits children from 7 or 8. The 8 × 8 and 10 × 10 grids take more thinking and are enjoyed by adults too.

Do you have to guess?

No: every grid is drawn at random and checked to have exactly one solution, which you can find by logic.

Is my grid saved?

Yes: the current grid is kept on this device. You can close the page and carry on later.