Queens — Today's Solution
One crown per row, column and region.
Spoiler warning. This page shows today's fully solved board. Everyone gets the same daily puzzle, so revealing it here means it's revealed for anyone else who looks — only come here if you're truly stuck or checking your own finished grid.
Today's solved grid
One crown per row, column and color region, with no two crowns touching — even diagonally. Today's board splits into regions ranging from 3 to 13 cells.
Strategy for next time
Start with the smallest region
A region with very few cells has very few legal spots for its crown, and often only one once you account for cells already ruled out by other regions. Small regions are almost always the fastest way into a board.
Mark, don't guess
Use the X mark liberally on any cell that a placed or implied crown rules out — its row, its column, and every cell touching it diagonally. A board that's mostly X's makes the remaining crown spots obvious.
Watch for regions confined to one line
If every cell of a region sits in the same row or column, that region's crown must go there — which means every other region can be ruled out of that row or column entirely. This single deduction often cascades through half the board.
Queens solution — FAQ
What is Queens?
Queens is a free daily logic puzzle. The board is divided into colored regions, and you place exactly one crown in every row, column and region so that no two crowns touch, even diagonally.
How do you play Queens?
Tap a cell to cycle it through empty, X-marked, and crowned. Place one crown per row, column and colored region with no two crowns touching, including diagonally, and the board detects the solve automatically.
Is Queens the same as LinkedIn Queens?
The core rules match — one crown per row, column and region, no touching. This version needs no account, adds unlimited free practice, and includes a timer and leaderboard.
Is Queens free?
Yes, the daily board and unlimited practice mode are both free with no account required.
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