Welcome to Pips Game, an exciting new logic puzzle game inspired by The New York Times’ puzzle collection! Place dominoes on a grid, match numbers to clever constraints, and solve daily brain teasers that test your math and spatial skills. It’s like a mix of Sudoku and classic dominoes with a twist! Perfect for puzzle lovers of all ages.
Pips Game challenges you to place dominoes on a grid, ensuring each piece fits perfectly while meeting the unique conditions of each region. Here’s how to get started:
Click to rotate dominoes.
Long-press and drag dominoes to the grid to cover two adjacent squares.
Click to reset dominoes.
Colored regions have specific rules (shown in bottom right):
Number (e.g., 2): Dots must sum to this number.
Equal (=): All dots must be the same number.
Not Equal (≠): All dots must be different numbers.
<8: Dots must sum to less than this number.
>2: Dots must sum to more than this number.
Solve by placing all dominoes to meet every region’s conditions.
Pro Tip Start with strict-rule regions (e.g., “sum = 10”) to place key dominoes, then fill the rest.
Pips Game is free to play and available worldwide. Challenge yourself daily or dive into unlimited puzzles to compete with friends or beat your own best solves. Ready to place those dominoes?
Pips2 @pips2 1 month ago From the Pips2 team: the grid-and-domino explanation is a useful introduction to this type of logic puzzle. Readers looking for another independent browser-based option can try https://pips2.com, which offers unlimited Easy, Medium and Hard domino puzzles without a download or account. Pips2 is not affiliated with The New York Times or this article’s featured site.
