Logic GamesLogic & pattern practice
Queens
Train for Queens with region locks and forced placements.
One more puzzle. One better habit.
LinkedIn Games trainer
Practice Queens, Tango, Zip, Patches, and Mini Sudoku online.
Train for your daily puzzle with archived boards, generated puzzles, and guides that explain the deductions. Choose a game, work at your own pace, and try a new board when you are ready.
Logic Games is an independent practice site. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn, and these practice modes are separate from the official daily games.
Pick a skill to work on
Five games to train your logic
Logic & pattern practice
Tango
Learn balance, triples, and linked cells.
Logic & pattern practice
Zip
Plan a complete path through numbered checkpoints.
Logic & pattern practice
Patches
Use areas and factor pairs to place rectangles.
Logic & pattern practice
Mini Sudoku & Sudoku
Practice Mini Sudoku and larger number grids.
How to train for LinkedIn games
- Learn the exact rules. Queens uses one queen per color and forbids touching; Tango uses balanced lines and no triples. Read the game’s guide before transferring habits from another puzzle.
- Practice one deduction. Choose an easy board and look for a region lock in Queens, a gap pattern in Tango, a narrow passage in Zip, a factor pair in Patches, or a single in Sudoku.
- Explain a hint. If you need help, identify the rule behind the move, then continue on your own. Repeat on an unfamiliar board to check that you learned the pattern.
- Add time pressure gradually. Solve accurately first. Once the method is reliable, try multiplayer or a daily challenge and compare your decisions as well as your time.
Choose the right practice mode
| Mode | Use it for | Getting started |
|---|---|---|
| Archive | Revisiting a known puzzle or working through earlier boards. | Open a trainer, then Practice or Archive. |
| Generated | Testing a technique on another board at a selected difficulty. | Open Generated from a trainer. |
| Daily challenges | A shared challenge and recorded result. | Log in, then choose Daily or the Daily Mix. |
| Multiplayer | Applying familiar techniques under time pressure. | Join or create a room from a trainer. |
Can I practice for free?
Guest practice and casual matches are available. Sign in for daily challenges and account features. Each trainer links to its own rules and strategies, so you can start with one game and learn the others later.
What should I play after Queens?
Tango develops short local deductions and counting. Patches adds region geometry, while Zip rewards planning a route through the entire board. For more options, explore all 16 games or read the game guides.