About queensgamers.com
About Queens Gamers
Queens Gamers is an independent browser puzzle site built around Queens Game, the region-based logic game where every row, column, and colored region must contain exactly one queen.
Why Queens Gamers exists
We wanted a straightforward place to play thoughtful queen-placement puzzles without a download, a timer you cannot escape, or a single daily board that disappears before you can revisit it. The site is designed for both short daily sessions and longer practice runs, with clear controls and explanations that help new players learn by doing.
“Queens Gamers” is the name of this website. “Queens Game” describes the puzzle format players come here to enjoy, so you will continue to see that phrase in game instructions, puzzle titles, and learning pages.
What you can play
- 1,800 validated puzzles: 300 boards at each size from 7×7 through 12×12.
- Daily challenges: a rotating set of 8×8, 9×9, and 10×10 boards.
- Unlimited practice: move through the library at your own pace.
- Archive play: return to Daily challenges that have already been published here.
- Rules and techniques: learn the basics, common deductions, and practical solving habits.
How we approach puzzle quality
The puzzle library is generated and then checked against the game rules. Each published board is validated for its regions, queen placement, and unique solution before it is included in the site. Difficulty labels are based on the deductions required by the solver, giving players a useful guide without pretending that every person will experience a board in exactly the same way.
We also keep the interface deliberately readable: region colors must remain distinguishable, conflict feedback should be immediate, and the board should work with a mouse, touch screen, or small display without hiding the underlying logic.
An independent project
Queens Gamers is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn or Microsoft. References to LinkedIn Queens are descriptive so players can understand the puzzle format and compare rule sets. Our puzzle boards and Daily schedule are created and published independently; they are not official LinkedIn boards, answers, or archives.
Help us improve
If a puzzle behaves unexpectedly, a rule explanation is unclear, or you have an idea that would make the site easier to use, please send a note through the contact form. Useful reports include the grid size, puzzle number, browser or device, and what you expected to happen.