Buzzled
Toggle numbered hexagons between yellow and black so that each row's chosen color adds up to the target sum shown on its pin.
- New puzzle
- DailyReset time not published
- Category
- Math & Logic
- Price
- FreeNo account needed
- Plays on
- Web browserIn the browser, nothing to install
- Site
- puzzmallow.comPuzzmallow
- Link checked
- Nov 5, 2026
What Buzzled is
On a honeycomb of numbered hexagons, Buzzled sets a coloring puzzle about sums: every cell must end up yellow or black. Each row leads to a pin showing a color and a total, and the row is right when its cells of that color add up to exactly that number. Puzzmallow, a two-person studio in the UK that designs its own logic, word and number puzzles, publishes it.
How a round works
Cells start out white. Tap one to change its color, or right-click on a computer to step through the colors the other way. Once a row's chosen color reaches its target, the pin gains a green border, and tapping that pin paints every still-white cell in the row the other color, a quick way to finish what logic has already settled. Undo and Reset stay on screen next to a timer you can hide. Tabs below the grid switch between four modes: Mini for a quick or first solve, Classic, Expert, and Master, where the hexes carry no numbers and each pin counts cells instead of adding them.
Good if you like…
- Play Kakuro: Play Kakuro is built on line totals too, but you write digits into the runs across and down until each meets its clue, instead of coloring numbers already printed.
- Hex Star Battle: Hex Star Battle shares the six-sided cells, applying star-battle logic to a hexagon board where you deduce which cells hold stars, with no sums to work out.
- Pips: Pips also asks numbers to reach target sums, but you lay dominoes into colored regions that each carry their own rule, at three difficulty settings, instead of shading fixed cells.
- Hitori Conquest: Hitori Conquest is another shade-the-cells number grid with a timer, but on a 5x5 square you black out cells so no digit repeats, rather than coloring toward totals.
Who makes it
Buzzled is made by Puzzmallow, whose other daily games listed here are Bells & Whistles and Crossflip.
What we checked
- Loads: yes, over HTTPS (opened Nov 5, 2026).
- On a phone: the page sets a mobile viewport and fits a phone screen without sideways scrolling.
- Account: none needed for the daily puzzle.
