With NYT Connections Today continuing to entertain and baffle its global user base, the puzzle remains a staple in the daily ...

Puzzle games, however, make teasing your brain the point of the experience, and not just a diversion offered for a change of ...

I also appreciate that the 2BRs span a variety of categories: a person, a brand, a structure, and a saying. Thank you, Stella, for this bright, brilliant puzzle.

And second, I has happy to include the word Sherpa in the grid. Sherpas are legendary Himalayan ... Thank you, Kapil, for this excellent puzzle.

And second, I has happy to include the word Sherpa in the grid. Sherpas are legendary Himalayan ... HEN (41D: Female fowl) HEN is making back-to-back puzzle appearances. We saw it yesterday ...

We saw NERO in the puzzle six days ago clued as [Emperor during the Great Fire of Rome]. GOTHAM (1D: City that sometimes uses the Bat-Signal) GOTHAM, or GOTHAM City, is a fictional city in the ...

Word game enthusiasts are hooked on the New York Times' Connections, a daily puzzle challenging vocabulary and logic. Over 10 million players engage with the game, grouping 16 words into four ...

If you’ve ever found yourself fascinated by solving tricky puzzles, we have a treat for you! Can you solve this maths brain teaser? A 4×3 grid with numbers and a mystery number—figure out ...

The puzzle in the Parlor room uses logic, similar to the old ‘one door lies and the other tells the truth’ puzzle you may know already. Instead of two doors, however, the Parlor contains three ...