What is Shikaku of the Day?
Shikaku of the Day is a rectangle-division logic grid. Numbers sit on an empty board; you carve rectangles so each clue owns exactly one region whose area equals that number. No overlaps, no leftover cells. A pretty 2×3 around a 6 is still wrong if it starves a neighbor.
Five dailies run together: Easy, Medium, Hard, Expert, and Master. Same family as Daily Shikaku, but this listing opens shikakuofthe.day. No hidden vocabulary—only area and space.
Shikaku of the Day Game Rules
Cover the whole grid with rectangles and squares. Each region contains exactly one number. Area must match the clue: a 6 may be 1×6, 2×3, 3×2, or 6×1, but edges and other clues decide which survive. A 4 might be a 1×4 strip or a 2×2. Overlaps, two clues in one box, or a leftover cell fail. Choose a difficulty, then drag corner to corner.
- Divide the Shikaku of the Day grid into non-overlapping rectangles.
- Each rectangle holds exactly one number equal to its area.
- Every cell must belong to a region.
- Play Easy through Master; a shape that blocks another clue is illegal.
How to play Shikaku of the Day?
Press Play on this listing to open official Shikaku of the Day. Pick a difficulty, lock forced skinny rectangles, then test remaining 2×3 blocks.
- Choose Easy through Master on Shikaku of the Day.
- Find clues with only one possible rectangle (1s, primes on edges, tight corners).
- Draw those regions, then recompute what remaining numbers can still cover.
- Fill until every clue owns a matching area and no cell is empty.
Shikaku of the Day Strategy & Tips
Start where orientation is scarce. A 1 is always a single cell. Primes such as 5 or 7 can only be 1×n strips. Corners delete options. Before a large rectangle, check every clue it would swallow. When stuck, stare at an empty cell: if only one remaining number can reach it, that expansion is forced. Undo a pretty region if a leftover square has no owner.
- Begin Shikaku of the Day with unique, forced rectangles.
- Watch leftover cells that no remaining clue can cover.
- Treat empty squares as questions, not only the numbered clues.
FAQ about Shikaku of the Day
What is Shikaku of the Day?
Shikaku of the Day is a logic puzzle: split a numbered grid into rectangles whose areas match their unique clues, with five daily difficulties.
How do you play Shikaku of the Day?
Open official Shikaku of the Day, pick a level, and draw rectangles so each number’s region has that many cells and the grid is fully covered.
Is it the same as Daily Shikaku?
Same rectangle-area idea, different official site and difficulty set. This listing’s Play button opens Shikaku of the Day.
Where can I play Shikaku of the Day?
Use Play on this AllDle Games page to open official Shikaku of the Day in a new tab.