Corporate Mind Games
Daily logic puzzles dressed up as office chores.
Every day: Three numbered and dated logic puzzles a day, the same for everyone (Plan The Roadmap #61 on 3 October 2026): plan a roadmap, staff an org chart of humans and AI agents, and lay out an office for the return to work. New puzzle: Once a day.
Corporate Mind Games is a set of three daily logic puzzles with a sarcastic workplace theme. Each day brings one numbered puzzle per game: drag tickets into quarters to satisfy stakeholders, seat humans and AI agents on an org chart, or place colleagues on an office floor plan.
About Corporate Mind Games
Corporate Mind Games turns office life into constraint puzzles. Its home page lists three Daily Challenges, each with one puzzle per day, numbered and dated, plus a Mindless Tasks section for things like timing a slide deck.
Plan The Roadmap puts you in an annual planning meeting: drag 16 tickets into four quarterly columns, four per quarter, so each quarter's points hit its target and every stakeholder's two conditions are met, such as two tickets in the same quarter or one ticket before another. You win when all eight frowning faces turn into smiles. Modernize The Org Chart has you seat human and AI employees on a 15-seat chart where each has a rule about whom they must supervise or report to. Prep Office For RTO asks you to place the right sticky notes on a floor plan.
A timer and a move counter run on each puzzle, rankings go by time, and fewer moves earn bragging rights. Today's results can be shared together.
It suits fans of logic grid puzzles who enjoy a joke at the expense of corporate life.
How to play Corporate Mind Games
- Open corporatemindgames.com and pick one of the three daily challenges.
- Read the rules card, then press Got it.
- Drag tickets, employees or stickies into the slots on the board.
- Satisfy every constraint until all the sad faces turn happy or all seats are valid.
- Finish as fast as you can, then share today's scores.
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Tips
- In Plan The Roadmap, place the before-and-after tickets first; they fix the order of quarters.
- Check point targets as you go: four tickets must add up exactly to each quarter's total.
Questions
How many daily puzzles are there?
Three, one for each daily challenge game.
How are scores ranked?
By your time to complete the puzzle; fewer moves give bragging rights.
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