Queens puzzle #922
Start with the smallest colored region — its queen has the fewest possible squares.
The daily answer sheet · 8 LinkedIn puzzles
Hint-first answers for all eight LinkedIn daily puzzles — Queens, Zip, Tango, Pinpoint, Crossclimb, Mini Sudoku, Patches and Wend. Every answer is checked before it goes up, and a new edition lands at midnight Pacific Time.
Start with the smallest colored region — its queen has the fewest possible squares.
Corners and cells boxed in by walls have only one or two exits — route the path through them first.
Two identical symbols side by side force the opposite symbol on both ends.
Test each idea against every clue — the link can be a shared topic or a word that fits before or after each one.
Solve the middle clues first; neighboring words differ by exactly one letter.
Find a row, column or box with only one or two empty cells and fill it by elimination.
Place the large numbered patches first — they have the fewest ways to fit.
Letters in the corners can only belong to a few words — start your search there.
LinkedIn publishes a new set of its eight daily puzzles at midnight Pacific Time. This page collects the answer to each of them in one place, so you do not have to hunt across eight different pages when you get stuck.
It is built to spoil as little as possible: you decide whether you want a hint, a single step or the whole solution. And because every puzzle keeps a permanent page, an older Queens, Zip or Pinpoint answer is always a click away in the archive.
Every card opens with a short solving tip, so you can nudge yourself toward the answer without seeing it.
Uncover one queen, path segment or word at a time, or show the whole solution at once. Reset whenever you like.
Queens, Zip, Tango, Mini Sudoku and Patches are worked out by our own solvers and published only when exactly one solution exists.
Queens, Zip, Tango, Pinpoint, Crossclimb, Mini Sudoku, Patches and Wend on a single page, with one switch to show every answer.
Each puzzle keeps a permanent page under its number, with facts about the grid and its first logical moves.
Every page carries the puzzle's own Pacific date, and a game missing from the newest date says Updating instead of borrowing another day's answer.
Step 1
Find the card for the puzzle you are playing. Each card shows the puzzle number, so you can check it is the same one.
Step 2
Start with the tip at the top of the card. One nudge is often enough to get you moving again.
Step 3
Tap Reveal answer on the card, or open the full solution to uncover it one step at a time.
Step 4
Missed a day? Each game's archive lists every past puzzle with its full answer.
It is an independent fan site that publishes the daily answers to LinkedIn's eight puzzle games: Queens, Zip, Tango, Pinpoint, Crossclimb, Mini Sudoku, Patches and Wend, with a hint first and the full solution on request.
LinkedIn releases all eight puzzles at midnight Pacific Time (PT). This page shows the newest puzzle date at the top, every answer is labeled with its own Pacific date, and any game missing from that date is marked as Updating.
For Queens, Zip, Tango, Mini Sudoku and Patches, our own solvers compute the answer from the day's grid and confirm it is the only valid solution. Word-game answers are recorded from the official puzzle.
Its puzzle for the newest date on the site has not been added yet. New puzzles usually appear within 15 minutes of midnight PT, and every answer carries its own Pacific date, so you always know which day you are looking at.
Yes. Open the full solution for any game and use Reveal next to uncover one queen, path segment or word at a time, or Reveal all to see the whole answer. Reset hides it again.
No. It is an unofficial fan site and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn Corporation. All boards are drawn by us and no LinkedIn images or logos are used.