Pips NYT is a daily puzzle game where players arrange a set of five domino tiles on a grid. Each puzzle comes with specific rules and challenges, making it a logic-focused experience rather than a luck-based one.
Match or avoid matching numbers on adjacent tiles.
Compare tile values with greater-than or less-than rules.
Sum totals within designated areas.
Free-placement zones allow strategic flexibility.
The game offers three difficulty levels—Easy, Medium, and Hard—with color-coded feedback to help track progress.
Unlike classic domino games, Pips transforms numerical tiles into a logic puzzle. Players must:
Rotate tiles to fit the rules.
Plan placement carefully to satisfy multiple conditions.
Solve puzzles at their own pace—there are no timers or penalties.
This approach emphasizes pattern recognition, strategic thinking, and problem-solving.
Pips is the second original logic game introduced by NYT, after Sudoku, expanding their portfolio beyond word puzzles. Its launch followed a beta test in Canada that generated positive feedback from puzzle enthusiasts.
By combining classic game elements with modern puzzle design, Pips NYT appeals to fans of both numerical challenges and abstract reasoning games.
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