Six logic puzzles.Zero daily limits.
A small family of free, daily logic puzzle games. Region-based reasoning, pattern recognition, path drawing, hidden words. Play one in a coffee break, all six on a long flight.
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Six games, six different ways to think.
Updated 2026
Queens
PLAY HEREThe viral chessboard logic puzzle
Place queens on a colored grid — one per row, column, and region, with no diagonal touching. 1,500+ handcrafted puzzles, daily challenges, and ranked multiplayer.
Rule · One queen per row, column, region.
PlayPatches
NEWStitch together a quilt of regions
Connect colored patches into valid regions across the grid. A fresh take on region-based logic — newly launched.
Rule · Form regions by stitching patches.
PlayTango
SISTER SITESuns and moons, no three in a row
Fill the grid with suns and moons so no three identical symbols line up in a row or column. A relaxing pattern puzzle.
Rule · No three of the same symbol in a row.
PlayZip
SISTER SITEConnect the dots in order
Draw a continuous path that visits every cell and passes through each numbered circle in order. Spatial reasoning in a single line.
Rule · One path through every cell, in order.
PlayStrands
SISTER SITEFind themed words in a hidden grid
Discover all the themed words tucked into a letter grid, then crack the spangram that ties them together.
Rule · Trace themed words, find the spangram.
PlayMini Sudoku
SISTER SITESudoku for a coffee break
Classic sudoku trimmed to a compact grid. Each row, column, and box contains every digit. Quick to solve, easy to repeat.
Rule · Each row, column, and box has every digit.
PlayCommon questions
What logic puzzle games can I play here?+
Queens lives on this site. Patches, Tango, Zip, Strands, and Mini Sudoku live on dedicated sister sites. Six games, all free, all browser-based, no account required to play.
Are these the official LinkedIn or NYT versions?+
No. Each site is independent. We use the same logic puzzle rules but offer unlimited play, full archives, and no daily limit. Not affiliated with LinkedIn, Microsoft, or The New York Times.
Do I need an account?+
No. Sign-in is optional, used only for ranked multiplayer and progress sync on Queens. Every other game is fully playable anonymously.
Which one should I start with?+
If you like region-based deduction, start with Queens or Patches. For pattern matching, try Tango. For path-drawing, try Zip. Word fans should try Strands. Sudoku purists, Mini Sudoku.
Can I play on mobile?+
Yes. All six games are mobile-optimized with touch controls.