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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.

Which LinkedIn games are free?

Yes, all 8 are free. No account needed. Signing in adds streaks and leaderboards.

When do LinkedIn games reset?

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.

Where to start

  • New to LinkedIn's games? Start with Queens. It's the most popular of the set, and the rules take half a minute to learn.
  • Want the quickest one? Zip and Pinpoint are both over in about a minute.
  • Prefer words to logic? Go for Crossclimb, Wend or Pinpoint.
  • Like numbers? Mini Sudoku is a two-minute version of the classic.

Compare at a glance

GameTypeTypical timeDifficulty
ZipLogic & numbers1–2 minEasy
PinpointTrivia & knowledge1–2 minEasy–medium
TangoLogic & numbers1–3 minEasy–medium
Mini SudokuLogic & numbers1–3 minEasy
QueensLogic & numbers1–4 minEasy–medium
PatchesLogic & numbers2–4 minEasy–medium
CrossclimbWord2–5 minEasy–medium
WendWord2–5 minEasy–medium

All 8 are free. Times and difficulty are dailyfika's own estimates for a typical day, not official figures.

The LinkedIn games by type

Logic grids

Queens, Tango, Mini Sudoku and Patches can all be solved by pure reasoning, with no guessing. Queens and Patches are about regions and shapes. Tango and Mini Sudoku are about filling rows and columns correctly.

One line through the grid

Zip stands alone: draw a single path through every square, passing the numbers in order. It's the fastest of the eight.

Words and knowledge

Crossclimb mixes short clues with a word ladder. Pinpoint asks for the category behind five clues, and Wend is a word search where the words bend.

More to explore

Finished all eight? The daily logic puzzles have more in the same style. For a longer think, try Clues by Sam or Murdle.

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