LinkedIn Game Solvers

Choose a solver

Pick the LinkedIn game you are working on and jump straight into the matching board.

How to Use

  1. Adjust the grid size using the slider (5×5 to 10×10).
  2. Click on cells to select points in order. These will be numbered.
  3. Right-click near a cell edge to place a block preventing the path from crossing. Right-click again to remove.
  4. Click Solve to find the path. The solution will be highlighted with numbered steps.
  5. Click Clear to reset the grid.

Tango Solver

Play on LinkedIn

How to Use

  1. Click on a cell to cycle through: ☀️ sun → 🌙 moon → empty.
  2. Click between cells to set constraints: none → = (same) → × (opposite).
  3. Click Solve to complete the puzzle, or Clear to reset.

Queens Solver

Play on LinkedIn

How to Use

  1. Select a Color: Tap a color from the palette, then tap or drag on the grid to paint regions.
  2. Erase: Select the eraser (✕) to remove cells from regions.
  3. Place Queens (Optional): Long-press or right-click a colored cell to place/remove a queen.
  4. Click Solve to find the solution. You need exactly N regions for an N×N grid.

Patches Solver

Play on LinkedIn

How to Use

  1. Click a tile, optionally enter its area, then press a region type button to set or update that source. Leave the area blank for unnumbered sources.
  2. Horizontal, vertical, square, and free clues all create axis-aligned rectangles. Horizontal means width > height, vertical means height > width, and square means width = height.
  3. Every source tile only needs to be contained somewhere inside its rectangle. It does not need to be on a corner.
  4. Changing the area for the selected source updates it automatically. Right-click a source tile or use Remove to delete it.
  5. Click Solve to color each rectangle. Click Clear to reset the board.

Mini Sudoku Solver

Play on LinkedIn

How to Use

  1. Left-click a cell to open the number picker and choose 1–6; right-click to clear.
  2. Each row, column, and 3×2 region must contain each number from 1 to 6 once.
  3. Click Solve to fill remaining cells. Solved cells will be highlighted differently.
  4. Click Clear to reset the board.