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LinkedIn's daily games are short logic and word puzzles that most people finish in a few minutes, often as a break during the working day. They range from Queens, where you place crowns on a coloured grid, to Crossclimb, a word ladder built from trivia clues.
Every LinkedIn game is free, and a new set appears for everyone at the same moment each day. Below is the full list, with what you do in each one and a link straight to the game.
Place one crown in every row, column and colour region.
Draw one path through the numbers in order, filling every square.
Fill a grid with suns and moons so every row and column balances.
Guess the category that links five clues, revealed one by one.
A six-by-six sudoku you can finish in a couple of minutes.
Solve five clues, then order the words into a ladder.
Cover the grid with shapes, leaving no gaps and no overlaps.
A word search where you connect letters to find words that fit together.
Yes, all 8 are free. No account needed. Signing in adds streaks and leaderboards.
Every LinkedIn game gets a new puzzle at midnight Pacific Time. That is the same moment all over the world, so depending on where you live it can be morning, afternoon or late at night.
Liked the LinkedIn puzzles? These daily games from other makers scratch the same itch.
Solve four five-letter words at once.
Seven prompts, 25 seconds each. Rarer correct answers take you deeper.
Find the mystery animal by narrowing down the tree of life.
Seven survey prompts, 20 seconds each. Guess what most people would say.
Swap letters around a waffle-shaped grid until all six words are right.
Eight five-letter words at once, and every guess counts on all eight boards.
