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Unequal

Fill each row and column with unique digits while obeying inequality or adjacency clues.

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About Unequal

Collected link — not evaluated. Play unverified. No child-suitability or successful gameplay claim.

Official game board opened in AM02 ChatGPT in-app browser. Play inputs, completion, mobile and touch not tested. Opens on the official site.

Game languages
EN — English official UI/manual observed in 2026-11-02 research; no other language inventory verified
Last recorded check
2026-11-03
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Age rating
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Unequal starts with a square grid and the familiar Latin-square constraint: every digit must appear exactly once in each row and column. In the main mode, greater-than and less-than markers between cells tell you how neighboring values compare. You use the visible relations to rule out impossible placements while keeping track of the digits that remain. The alternative Adjacent mode replaces inequality arrows with bars indicating neighboring numbers that differ by exactly one. The absence of a bar means those neighbors must not be consecutive. As you solve a board, you can enter permanent answers, keep pencil marks and mark completed clues. The official instructions document keyboard tools for auto-filling candidate notes and cleaning up obvious candidates.

Objective

Place one of each digit in every row and column and satisfy all visible inequality or adjacency conditions.

Progression

Choose Unequal or Adjacent mode, select board size and difficulty, and solve independently generated grids. Specific level counts or online progress were not verified.

Guide based on official sources; this is not a new gameplay or mobile compatibility test.

How to play

Left-click a cell, then type a digit to fill it. Right-click a cell, then type a digit for a pencil mark. Click a comparison clue to mark it as completed or unmark it.

Game details and verification record

Code license

MIT — official license source

Simon Tatham and contributors; exact per-file rights holders may differ

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Creator & sources

Created by James Harvey; Simon Tatham Portable Puzzle Collection.

Official game page

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