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I’ve become spoiled by playing on my computer, where some little guy inside the box instantly shouts “Wrong!” with flashing ...

In Hinduism, the question "Who am I?" delves into the nature of the self and the ultimate reality. It's a profound inquiry that has been explored by sages, philosophers, and seekers for centuries. At ...

Just like you, I'm obsessed with The New York Times' daily puzzle games. Unlike many of you, I'm playing them on a secret hard mode you might not know exists. Today, I'm going to reveal how you ...

To solve the train track puzzle in “A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead,” you must bridge a gap between train tracks using a wooden ...

Turn the boiler wheel twice. Hit the pilot button on the control panel to turn on the pilot light. Turn the boiler wheel ...

Love crossword puzzles but don’t have all day to sit and solve a full-sized puzzle in your daily newspaper? That’s what The Mini is for! A bite-sized version of the New York Times’ well ...

Keep scrolling for Newsweek 's tips and answers to Connections #501. Connections is an easy game to pick up thanks to it's simple but fun rules. To begin, players are given a set of 16 words in a grid ...

It’s a rare mix in puzzle games where there’s RNG that can genuinely end a run through no fault of your own, but more times than not you can see the mistakes that led to your run ending.

We will review already submitted puzzles during that period, so you may still hear from us while submissions are closed. A New York Times crossword will be a collaboration between you and our ...