Queens#880
Start with the smallest colored region — its queen has the fewest possible squares.
Sunday, September 27, 2026 · Updated 1:41 AM PT · 8/8 ready
Start with the smallest colored region — its queen has the fewest possible squares.
Corners and cells boxed in by walls have only one or two exits — route the path through them first.
Two identical symbols side by side force the opposite symbol on both ends.
Ask what word could come before or after every clue, not just what the clues mean.
Solve the middle clues first; neighboring words differ by exactly one letter.
Find a row, column or box with only one or two empty cells and fill it by elimination.
Place the large numbered patches first — they have the fewest ways to fit.
Letters in the corners can only belong to a few words — start your search there.
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