LinkedIn Games

Intro: Strengthen your puzzle-solving skills with these LinkedIn Games. Whether you want a Sudoku-style game like Queens or a grammar-based game like Crossclimb, we’ve got you covered.

Queens by LinkedIn

Queens by LinkedIn

Just like in real life, these Queens don't like to share.
Just like in real life, these Queens don't like to share. There can only be one Queen in each row, column, and region, and they can't touch, either.
Pinpoint by LinkedIn

Pinpoint by LinkedIn

Use the clues to guess the category in five tries or less!
Five words belong to a common category. You start with one word, and get a new hint each time you guess incorrectly. Can you guess the category correctly?
Crossclimb by LinkedIn

Crossclimb by LinkedIn

Build today's ladder of words, rung by rung.
Use the clues to build a ladder of words, one word at a time. Each day there is a new word ladder to climb.

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About LinkedIn Games

Come take a look around at the world of LinkedIn games, the interesting and perplexing daily games. If you are a fan of puzzle and logic games, then come and check out all of these engaging puzzles and brain teasers.

As you poke around this collection of LinkedIn games, you will realize that there is a wide variety of things to do. Whether you like grid-based games like Queens, clue-solving games like Pinpoint, or grammar games like Crossclimb, there’s something for everyone to do. As long as you keep your wits and stay focused, all of these games are fun and doable.

What’s really special about LinkedIn games is that they are all daily games, meaning that there is a new puzzle every single day. Many people find ways to work daily games into their routine. For example, you may like to try the daily puzzle right after breakfast, or while having your lunch later on in the day. 

Are LinkedIn Games popular?

With the rise of puzzle-based daily games as of late, many companies have began jumping in on the daily games train lately. LinkedIn games have become one of the most popular kinds of daily games, particularly the Sudoku-like title Queens.

What is the best LinkedIn game to start with?

While the most popular game to start with is probably Queens, the easiest to understand and win is likely Crossclimb. In Crossclimb, you are building a ladder of words that continuously change by one character. For example, the order might be HILT → HILL → HALL. Players win by solving clues and getting their ladder in a row.