Today's grid
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can you shade the repeats?
№ 1Shadey is a free daily shade the duplicates logic puzzle. Everyone gets the same grid each day: a square full of numbers, with some numbers repeated in the same row or column. Your job is to shade squares until the repeats are gone.
There are three rules. Among the squares you leave unshaded, no number appears twice in any row or column. Shaded squares never touch each other side by side, though they may touch at a corner. And all the unshaded squares stay joined together in one piece, across and down. You only ever need to shade a square whose number repeats in its row or column. Tap a square once to shade it, twice to circle it (a reminder that it definitely stays unshaded), and a third time to clear it. Drag across squares to circle several at once. Numbers that still repeat are lightly underlined, shaded squares that touch turn red, and unshaded squares that have been cut off from the rest get a dashed red outline. When you think you're done, press Check: Shadey tells you how many squares are wrong and how many are still to shade. Grids are 6×6 and easy from Monday to Thursday, and 7×7 and a step harder from Friday to Sunday. Every grid has exactly one answer, and you can reach it by logic alone, without guessing.
Solve it on your first check and you earn 12 points; later checks earn 10, 8, 6, 4 and then 2. If your sixth check isn't right, the day is over. Pressing Check before you've shaded anything, or with nothing changed since your last check, never uses up a try. Stuck? The helper reveals one square for you, but it halves the day's score and is only available until your third check.
Your play streak counts the days in a row you've played, and your solved streak counts the days in a row you've solved the puzzle. Play seven days running and you earn a 7-point bonus, or 14 points if you solved all seven. Miss a day and the streaks start again. A new puzzle arrives every day at midnight UTC.
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