Looking for a new hexomino challenge today? This daily puzzle page gives you a fresh set of five duplicate puzzles every day.
Your task is to examine each pattern carefully and identify the hexomino that appears twice. Compare the shapes, watch out for rotated versions, and try to solve all five puzzles before checking the solutions.
Today’s Daily Hexomino Puzzles
Five hexomino puzzles are selected for the day, and everyone receives the same set.
The puzzles remain unchanged until the next day, making it easy to return later, continue solving, or compare your results with someone else.
See if you can solve the complete daily set without revealing any answers.
Some duplicate hexominoes may be obvious, while others can be much more difficult to recognize. A rotated shape can look surprisingly different, especially when it is surrounded by similar-looking pieces.
There is no time limit, so you can work through each puzzle at your own pace. If you are unsure, use the available solution option to check your answer.
A Different Puzzle Set Every Day
The current selection stays the same for the whole day.
When a new day begins, the game automatically switches to another set of five hexomino challenges. This gives you a simple daily puzzle routine without having to search for a new puzzle yourself.
Because everyone receives the same daily set, you can also challenge friends or family and compare how many puzzles each person can solve.
Print the Daily Hexomino Challenge
If you prefer solving puzzles away from the screen, the daily set can also be printed.
You can print individual puzzles or create a complete worksheet containing all five challenges. Solutions can be placed on separate pages so they remain hidden until you are ready to check your answers.
The printable version can also be saved as a PDF, allowing you to keep a particular day’s puzzle set and solve it later.
What Is a Hexomino?
A hexomino is a geometric figure created from six equal squares joined together along their edges.
There are 35 different free hexominoes when rotated and mirrored versions are counted as the same shape.
This ability to rotate the shapes is one of the reasons duplicate puzzles can be surprisingly challenging. Two matching hexominoes may initially appear completely different simply because they are facing in different directions.
Return for Tomorrow’s Challenge
A new collection of five puzzles is generated every day.
Come back tomorrow to discover a different set of hexomino duplicate puzzles and see whether you can solve all five again.
