When looking for something to do to occupy your mind at home, why not try some online puzzles? We love an old fashioned jigsaw, but the internet is a valuable resource for finding some engaging and ...

Click on the icons below to play your favorite game or work a puzzle. Although we are not able to publish some puzzles that are available in the newspaper, we hope you enjoy this expanded online ...

Monica is a writer, artist, musician, and indie game developer, loving all things related to video games. She’s a woman with a bit of adoration for every game genre. From her first experience with ...

It’s no understatement to say puzzles form the backbone of video games as a medium of entertainment. For me, it started with games like The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, in which dungeons ...

If your morning starts with a litany of daily puzzles and word games, now is a great time to add USA TODAY Play's games to your roster. Less stressful than many other crossword puzzles on the market, ...

Before diving into the chaos of the workday, take a moment to unwind with USA TODAY's new collection of approachable games, good for pairing with a cup of coffee or tea. USA TODAY Play offers a new ...

The puzzle game genre is unbelievably vast, including everything from cozy mobile titles and daily brain teasers to dark puzzle-platformers and detective games. As a result, trying to narrow down the ...

I heard from many of you who were disappointed when we ended the separate puzzles section in The Post-Standard a few months ago. Advance Local, our parent company, decided to streamline the offerings ...

Chris Birsner is a writer and journalist who most recently worked as an editor at Anton Media Group on Long Island. He is a 2018 graduate of Hofstra University. He enjoys playing Nintendo Switch, ...

Flexing your grey matter is super important, and it only becomes more important as time goes on. Whether you are in for a light diversion for your downtime, or you want to shake the dust off your ...

The popular online word puzzle game Wordle has attracted millions of players in recent weeks. As interest in Wordle grew, The New York Times paid creator Josh Wardle "low seven figures" for the game.