Independent guides to eight LinkedIn games

All LinkedIn Games Answers

Choose a game for solving methods and dated solutions where available. An archive or rules guide is not a promise that today’s solution is available; check the edition date on each page.

Dated answer archive

Pinpoint Answers

Dated category answers, five clues, explanatory guides and progressive spoilers.

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Dated answer archive

CrossClimb Answers

Dated trivia ladders, one-letter transitions and endpoint explanations.

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Latest stored #424 · 2026-10-09

Mini Sudoku Answers

Fill every row, column, and shaded region with each number once.

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Rules & strategy · No daily solution

Patches Guide

Partition the full grid into clue-sized rectangles and squares.

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Latest stored #571 · 2026-10-09

Zip Answers

Draw one path through every cell while visiting numbers in order.

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Latest stored #732 · 2026-10-09

Tango Answers

Balance two symbols while obeying adjacency and equality clues.

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Latest stored #892 · 2026-10-09

Queens Answers

Place one queen in every row, column, and colored region.

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Rules & strategy · No daily solution

Wend Guide

Connect letters into hidden words and use every cell exactly once.

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How the daily answer monitor works

LinkedIn releases new puzzles daily at midnight Pacific Time. Pinpoint, CrossClimb, Queens, Tango, Zip, and Mini Sudoku now have game-specific validation pipelines. Each rolling answer page updates only when the full public solution passes the game's actual rules.

Wend and Patches are checked by the same schedule, but remain rules and strategy guides without a daily solution until their newer anonymous solution formats can be verified. If fresh verified data is unavailable, the page retains its explicitly dated older edition.

Hints, not spoilers

Game strategy

Generated by Gemini

Welcome to our strategy guide for LinkedIn’s Pinpoint. This daily puzzle gives you five clues and challenges you to find the single category that unites them all. Unlike grouping games, your goal is not to divide a board into several sets. The entire puzzle is five clues, one hidden connection. Success requires logic, lateral thinking, and a willingness to reconsider an early idea. The clue board on our homepage shows all five clues at once, allowing you to see the full picture as you apply these techniques.

The complete guide includes worked examples, alternative meanings, and checks for connections that do not fit all five clues.