LinkedIn Queens, No Daily Limit
The same puzzle you know from LinkedIn — one queen per row, per column and per colour region, none of them touching. 15,333 verified boards instead of one a day, 10 sizes from 6x6 to 15x15, and no account.
Independent puzzle site. Not affiliated with LinkedIn or Microsoft.
9 queens left to place.
Tap once to rule a cell out, twice to place a queen. Right-click marks an exclusion directly. Arrow keys move between cells.
The four rules
- One queen in every row.
- One queen in every column.
- One queen in every colour region.
- No two queens may touch, not even diagonally.
An N×N board takes exactly N queens. These are the rules the LinkedIn version uses, and the rules every board here uses. For a longer walk-through there is a beginner routine, and the techniques page covers every deduction the hint button can name.
Past the one-a-day limit
LinkedIn gives you one Queens puzzle a day. That is the whole reason this page exists — when you have finished today's, there is nothing left to play until tomorrow. Here is what is on this site instead:
| Puzzles | 15,333, plus a new daily board |
|---|---|
| Board sizes | 10, from 6x6 to 15x15 |
| Past dailies | Full archive, all still playable |
| Account needed | None, and nothing to download |
| Single solution | Proven on all 15,333 by solver |
| Hints | Explain the next deduction, and why |
| Cost | Free, no paywall |
Every figure above is generated from the puzzle catalogue at build time and checked on each deploy, so it cannot drift from what the site actually serves. Nothing here describes features of LinkedIn's version beyond the daily limit, which this project has no way to verify.
Three ways to keep playing
- Today's daily board — one puzzle, the same one for everyone, new every day.
- Queens Unlimited — a fresh board at any size, for as long as you want one.
- The archive — every past daily, still playable, nothing locked.
Boards bigger than the daily
There are 3,932 boards at 13×13 and above here. Those sizes need techniques the smaller grids never ask for — a region squeezed into one line matters more when there are fifteen regions to track. You can browse by size or by difficulty, where difficulty is the hardest technique a board actually requires rather than just how wide it is.
Every board has exactly one solution
All 15,333 have been run through an exhaustive solver: each has exactly one solution, and each can be finished by deduction alone. If you are stuck, there is a deduction you have not spotted — never a guess to make. The hint button names which technique applies and why, which is the part that actually teaches you something.
Common questions
- Is this the official LinkedIn Queens game?
- No. This is an independent puzzle site, not affiliated with LinkedIn or Microsoft. It uses the same four rules, which are not themselves copyrightable; the boards here were generated and verified by this project's own solver.
- Are the rules the same?
- Yes. One queen per row, one per column, one per colour region, and no two queens touching, not even diagonally. An NxN board takes N queens.
- Do I need a LinkedIn account?
- No. There is no account of any kind here and nothing to download. Progress is saved in your own browser.
- Why play here instead?
- No daily limit: 15,333 boards instead of one, 10 sizes up to 15x15, every past daily still playable, and a hint button that explains which deduction applies rather than just filling in a square.
- Are the puzzles harder?
- There are 3,932 boards at 13x13 and above, which need techniques smaller grids never ask for. There are also 6x6 and 7x7 boards if you are learning.
- Is it free?
- Yes, and there is no sign-up, no download and no paywall.