An AllSolveOne puzzle is a compact 6×6 number grid. Every row must use 1 through 6 exactly once, every column must do the same, and each connected cage must reach its printed sum.
Why 6×6 works well for logic
Six candidates are enough to create meaningful elimination without making the board visually dense. A single cage can intersect several row and column decisions, so progress often comes from a chain of small deductions rather than one large trick.
Exactly six values survive
The live Chain gives the format an extra constraint between puzzles. When one puzzle ends, six solved positions become fixed values in the next generated board. The new solution is different in the other 30 positions.
Built for logical completion
The production generator rejects ambiguous puzzles and verifies an exact unique solution before a round can enter the world.
Put the idea into practice
The fastest way to understand the interaction between row, column and cage constraints is to solve a board. Start with the free practice puzzle, then enter the live world when you are ready to race for Discoverer.