Queens Answer Today
Tuesday, July 14th, 2026
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Looking for today's Queens answer? Queens is LinkedIn's daily game — a spatial-logic puzzle where you place one queen in every row, column and coloured region without any two touching — and the full solution is on this page — updated the moment each new puzzle goes live. You control how much you see: click any cell to check whether it holds a queen or is empty, or reveal a whole colour zone's queen — confirm one hunch or uncover the entire board. Whether you want to confirm one square, unlock the part you're stuck on, or see the whole solution, it's all here, along with how the game works and how to solve it faster.
Today's Queens answer
Today's Queens solution is shown above with the reveal tool, so you decide how much you see rather than getting the whole thing at once. The countdown shows when the next puzzle lands: Queens refreshes every day at midnight Pacific Time (3:00 a.m. Eastern), and this page updates as soon as it does.
How Queens works
| Rule | Detail |
|---|---|
| Goal | Place exactly one queen in each row, each column, and each coloured region. |
| No touching | Queens may not be adjacent — not even diagonally. |
| Grid size varies | Boards range from small (5×5) to larger (8×8 and up); more zones mean tighter constraints and a harder solve. |
| Reset | A new Queens puzzle drops every day at midnight Pacific Time (3:00 a.m. Eastern). |
Tips for solving Queens
- Start with the smallest colour zones — a region of two or three cells has the fewest possible queen placements, so it locks in first.
- After placing a queen, mark its whole row, column and the eight cells around it as empty; that elimination cascades quickly.
- Look for two zones that share a row or column — each must use a different one, which immediately restricts both.
- Stuck on one region? Reveal a single cell there rather than the whole board — one confirmed placement usually unlocks the rest.
What is LinkedIn Queens?
Queens is LinkedIn's colour-coded logic puzzle, often described as Sudoku without the maths. On a grid split into coloured regions you place one queen per row, column and region, with none touching — and every board is designed to be solved by pure deduction, no guessing required. Like all LinkedIn games it resets every day at midnight Pacific Time (3:00 a.m. Eastern), gives you one puzzle per day, and tracks your streak and time against your network — which is exactly why a quick way to check the answer or get unstuck is so useful when a tough board threatens your run.
Past Queens answers
Every previous Queens puzzle is archived on this page by date, with its full solution. It's the fastest way to check yesterday's answer, catch up on a day you missed, or review a board that beat you. The archive updates automatically each day as today's answer rolls into it.
Frequently asked questions
What is today's Queens answer?
Today's full Queens solution is at the top of this page, revealed with the interactive tool and updated as soon as the new puzzle goes live.
What time does Queens reset?
Queens refreshes every day at midnight Pacific Time (3:00 a.m. Eastern). We post the new answer as soon as it does.
Is LinkedIn Queens free to play?
Yes — all LinkedIn games are free, and you can play Queens at linkedin.com/games. Our daily answers are free too.
How do I get just a hint instead of the whole answer?
Use the reveal tool above — uncover a single cell instead of the full solution, so you get a nudge without spoiling the rest of the puzzle.
Where can I find past Queens answers?
Every previous puzzle is in the dated archive on this page, updated automatically each day.