Newsletter 140

Another week, another exciting content update, and this one’s for the Squeezy fans.

Squeezy Archive is now live and ready to be played!

We understand the frustrating feeling of having holes in your daily streak, so here’s your chance to deal with unfinished business.

Play Squeezy now!

5 brainy game insights you’ll love!

(Games, links, and resources we've bookmarked for you.)

How does someone come up with a word game concept like Squeezy or Pair Down? The co-creator of both tells the tale.

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The NYT may be at the top of the daily word game field right now, but competitors like The LA Times are chasing strong with their own version of Spelling Bee: Wordflower.

This week’s web game pick is: Increasingly Cursed Wordle Puzzles. Many of the word game veterans and experts among you find the classic Wordle® quite dull now. Well, try this one for size!

For last week’s trivia, the answer is…The 15 Puzzle! Many hit the mark, well done! The sliding-tile puzzle was actually created around 1874 by Noyes Chapman, a postmaster in Canastota, New York. Loyd later claimed credit and offered $1,000 to anyone who could solve an arrangement that was mathematically unsolvable.

Let’s start with this week’s question:

Good job finishing your work this week. Be sure to max out your weekend and relax with a good game like Queens Ultimate or Crosswordle Themes!

That’s all for now. See you next Friday!

The Hey, Good Game Team