Four new mystery charts every day, with the satisfaction of figuring out what the data represents from clues alone.
LINKR
Link each pair of numbered points together in three daily puzzles.
What is LINKR?
LINKR is a daily puzzle game where players connect pairs of numbered points on a grid. Each day offers three distinct puzzles to solve. The game runs in the browser and requires JavaScript to be enabled.
Editor takes
Three quick daily puzzles of linking numbered points sound like the perfect little brain stretch for my commute.
A daily linking puzzle is a neat idea, but the sparse site copy leaves me wondering if the mechanics are as tight as the premise.
How to play LINKR
Each puzzle presents a grid with numbered points scattered across it. Your goal is to draw lines to connect each pair of matching numbers. The game provides three separate puzzles to complete each day.
Tips & strategy
- Start with pairs that are positioned close together or near the edges of the grid.
- Look for numbered points that appear isolated, as they often have a clearer path.
- If a direct route seems blocked, try tracing a longer path around other points.
- Work through the puzzles systematically to avoid missing a connection.
Frequently asked questions
Is LINKR free to play?
The site does not list a price, so it appears to be free to play in your browser.
How often are new puzzles released?
It is a daily game, so three new puzzles are provided each day.
Do I need to download an app?
No, LINKR runs directly in your web browser, though JavaScript must be enabled.
Are there different difficulty levels?
The site mentions three daily puzzles, but does not specify if they have different difficulty levels.
Where to play
Play LINKRplaylinkr.net · free, new puzzle daily
Keep your curiosity going
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