Play Together
Puzzles are lovely alone — and even better with company. In studies of older players, the pleasure of playing with someone is the single most enjoyed part of games. Here are three easy ways to share yours, whether your people are across the table or across the country.
Challenge someone far away
Every daily puzzle is the same board for everyone— finish one, then use the “Share your time” button to send it to a friend, a sister, or a grandkid. They play the very same puzzle and see if they can beat you. A friendly rivalry, one puzzle a day.
Today's puzzlesSide by side at the table
Print two copies of the same sheet and solve it together over coffee — same puzzle, two pencils, first to finish puts the kettle on. The weekly Activity Pack has eight fresh sheets every Monday, each with an answer key for gentle nudges.
This week's Activity PackWith the grandkids, one screen
These games work beautifully taking turns on a single tablet or computer — no accounts, nothing to set up, just pass it back and forth.
However you play, skip the clock — nobody enjoys a timer. The point is the company.