It’s Thor’s Day. The first week of September is flying by. The latest NYT Games puzzle is keeping many of us occupied, as we figure out how to fit dominoes on a grid of colorful tiles. It’s a fun little challenge that’s made for a nice change of pace from my usual word puzzles. Let’s…
Rain has come to the mountain. Thunderstorms and lightning, very very frightening. But good for these dry forests and good for the soul. You know what else is good for the soul? Solving today’s Pips puzzle, the latest game in the New York Times Games app. Let’s solve it, shall we? Looking for Tuesday’s Pips?…
Another day, another NYT Pips puzzle to solve. If you enjoy number puzzles, but not necessarily complicated math, this is a puzzle for you. It’s simple to learn, but still gets the little grey cells buzzing. Today was challenging. I even found myself a little turned around by the Easy tier puzzle! Let’s give it…
Happy Labor Day everyone! I hope you have the day off, and if you don’t then I hope your work is satisfying and meaningful, or at the very least you have a good (or tolerable) day. Whatever you’re up to, we have a Pips to solve. Let’s get it done! Looking for Sunday’s Pips? Read…
I typically give you all names when it comes to these puzzle guides. Wordle players are “Wordlers”. Strands players are “Strandistarians” or “Strandistas.” Connections players are “Connectioneers.” Mini Crossword players are “Crosswordlers.” But what about Pips players? What should we call this new gang of puzzle-solving ladies and gentlemen? Pipsees? Pippers? Pipsqueaks? Haha, I kind…
Finally, Friday has arrived. I’ve been posting these Pips guides for about a week now, and while the puzzle doesn’t seem to be taking off quite like Wordle or Connections, it’s still making a splash in the puzzle-player world. I’m certainly enjoying the fun change of pace from word games. Besides, I’ve always loved to…
Another day, another brand new set of Pips puzzles to solve. Pips is the latest game on the New York Times Games App, and it’s proved to be quite a hit with players. I definitely enjoy the three tiers of difficulty. Warm up with Easy and Medium, then test your skills against the Difficult. It…
The newest game in the NYT Games suite is called Pips. You can read all about it right here. Basically, it’s a visual puzzle that requires you to fill in a bunch of blank squares with a selection of dominoes. Each square has different conditions and there’s only one way to solve each puzzle. I’m…