Queens — Wordle latine
Queens cotidianum gratuitum. Pone unam reginam in quoque versu, columna et regione colorata — duae reginae se non tangant.
Quomodo ludere Queens
Queens is a daily logic puzzle — place one chess queen on each row, column, and colored region of the 8×8 board, with no two queens adjacent (not even diagonally). The region layout changes every day and pure deduction gets you there: every queen is forced by the combination of row/column/region constraints. Tap a cell to place a queen, tap again to mark it empty (×), tap a third time to clear. Conflicts glow red in real time — no hidden check button. Unlike the LinkedIn original (1 puzzle a day, account required) or the ad-heavy queens-game.com, Wordle Global ships Queens with a built-in unlimited variant, a sixty-puzzle archive, leaderboards, and no ads during play. Free, no account, same puzzle worldwide.
How Queens works
Every day the board is partitioned into eight coloured regions of different shapes and sizes, seeded so the puzzle has exactly one valid solution. Your job: place one chess queen ♛ on each row, each column, and each region, with no two queens touching — not even diagonally (the chess king's-move rule).
Taps cycle through three states: blank → queen → × (ruled-out mark) → blank. The × is your deduction trail — cells you know can't hold a queen yet. Use them liberally; every placed queen blocks its row, column, region, and eight neighbours, and marking the blocked cells keeps you from re-solving from scratch.
Conflicts highlight in real time. When two queens attack each other — sharing a row, column, region, or touching diagonally — both cells pulse red. No hidden "Check" button, no penalty for trying — place freely and Queens tells you instantly. The board locks when all 8 queens are placed and nothing's red.
The puzzle is the same for every player worldwide — colours and region shapes translate into every language without any changes. Stats and the leaderboard are consolidated globally; the daily streak tracker counts solves across all languages equally. An unlimited mode layer rolls fresh puzzles from the same generated pool so you can practise without touching your daily streak.
Queens vs LinkedIn Queens vs queens-game.com
How this Queens compares to the LinkedIn original and the most-trafficked standalone clone.
| Feature | Queens (Wordle Global) | LinkedIn Queens | queens-game.com |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account required | Optional — progressive | Required (LinkedIn login) | No |
| Ads during play | No | No (platform ads surrounding) | Yes — multiple slots |
| Unlimited mode | Yes — endless fresh puzzles, separate stats | No — one puzzle per day | Archive only |
| Conflict detection | Live — pulses red as you place | Live | Live |
| Three-state tap (blank → ♛ → ×) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Cross-device stats sync | Yes (optional sign-in) | Yes (LinkedIn bound) | No |
| Daily archive / past puzzles | Yes — browse any past day | No | Limited |
| Leaderboard | Global · time-ranked | Friends graph | No |
| Other modes in the same hub | 10+ modes (classic, speed, quordle, globle, semantic, mathle, bee, waffle…) | Queens / Tango / Zip / Pips | Queens only |
| Paywall | Free forever | Free with LinkedIn login | Free (ads) |
Comparison based on publicly available information, April 2026. "LinkedIn Queens" is a product of LinkedIn Corporation and we are not affiliated.
Consilia et ratio
Two-cell and three-cell regions collapse fast — often their queen is forced by a single adjacent constraint. Clear them first so the bigger regions have fewer candidates left.
After a few placements, walk each row and column and count how many cells are still legal (not ruled out, not adjacent to a placed queen). Rows/columns down to one option give you free queens.
Each placed queen blocks all 8 neighbors. On an 8-region board, a queen on the border of a small region often forces a cascade through two or three other regions.
When a region stretches across a row or column that already has a queen, × the entire strip. You're not deducing anything new by leaving those cells blank — mark them so the board reflects what you already know.
If two placements conflict, undo the newer one first and look one step up the chain. The earlier placement was usually the deduction that forced the later one — fix the earlier and the later re-solves itself.
Plures modi ludi
One word per day. 6 guesses. The classic.
2 boards, 1 keyboard, 7 guesses.
4 boards, 1 keyboard, 9 guesses.
8 boards, 1 keyboard, 13 guesses.
16 boards, 1 keyboard, 21 guesses.
32 boards, 1 keyboard, 37 guesses.
Cum horologio contende. Quot verba potes antequam tempus deficit solvere.
Regionem arcanam invenias. 6 conatus in globo chartaceo.
Aequationem mathematicam diei 6 conatibus divina.
Viginti unum tesseras permuta ut omnis ordo et columna verbum formet. 15 permutationes, summa 10.
Trace adjacent letters to find every word in the grid.
A chess puzzle a day. Drag your moves, submit when ready, learn from the colours.
Lude in 90+ linguis
Omnes linguae gratuitae sunt. Nulla ratio necessaria.
Cur Wordle Global
Ab Arabica ad Yorubam. Maximum Wordle multilingue orbis.
Disce significationem cuiusque verbi post ludum. Amplifica copiam verborum.
Unumquodque verbum cum propria pictura venit. Collige omnes.
Lucidum, obscurum et altum contrastum pro ludo commodo.
PWA — installa in quovis instrumento. Sine rete operatur. Nulla receptio necessaria.
Nulla ratio necessaria. Nullum pretium. Tantum lude.