LinkedIn's addictive logic puzzle. Place one queen in every row, column and colored region, with no two queens touching, not even diagonally.
🧩 Daily Logic Puzzles
Queens, sudoku, nonograms and murder mysteries. Daily logic puzzles that reward clear thinking, with a new grid to crack every day.
Fill the grid with suns and moons so every row and column is balanced, with no more than two of the same symbol side by side.
Draw one continuous path that visits the numbered dots in order and fills every square of the grid. Quick to learn, satisfying to master.
The New York Times domino puzzle. Place dominoes on the board so every colored region meets its condition, like equal pips or a target sum.
A daily murder mystery logic puzzle. Use the clues and a deduction grid to work out who did it, with what weapon, and where.
Work out who's innocent and who's criminal from a grid of suspects, each giving a clue about their neighbors. Pure deduction, no guessing allowed.
Place light bulbs to illuminate every square of the grid without any two bulbs shining on each other. A classic Japanese logic puzzle, served daily.
A bite-sized 6x6 sudoku from LinkedIn Games. Perfect for a quick daily brain warm-up.
A daily nonogram (picross) puzzle. Use the number clues to fill in squares and reveal a hidden picture.
Daily sudoku from the New York Times in easy, medium and hard difficulties.
Divide the grid into squares and rectangles so that every numbered clue cell gets a patch of the right shape and size, and every square on the board is covered. A satisfying spatial logic puzzle from LinkedIn.
Delete numbers from the grid so each row and column adds up to its target. Simple rules with surprisingly deep logic.