LinkyGrid FilmGrid
Arrange films so neighbours share an actor, writer or director.
Every day: A daily grid of film cards, the same for everyone: arrange them so every neighbouring pair shares an actor, a writer or a director, in five attempts. New puzzle: Midnight in your browser's time zone.
FilmGrid is LinkyGrid's daily film puzzle. You place a set of film tiles on a grid so that each neighbouring pair shares a cast member, a writer or a director, and you have five attempts to find every link.
About LinkyGrid FilmGrid
LinkyGrid is a small site of daily connection puzzles, with five fresh modes every day built on countries, films, footballers and Wikipedia topics. FilmGrid gives you a tray of film tiles and an empty grid. Each pair of neighbouring tiles has to share a link: a cast member, a writer or a director. You place the tiles, press Check, and see which links hold; you have five attempts to find them all, and the found-links panel explains each connection.
Each puzzle has an Easy and a Hard version, the same for every player that day, with a new set based on your browser's time zone. You can play as a guest; signing in adds statistics, a history and a streak for the leaderboard.
The sister modes on the same site use Wikipedia articles, countries, films and World Cup players, so a player who likes one usually finds another to try next.
How to play LinkyGrid FilmGrid
- Open FilmGrid and choose Easy or Hard.
- Read the link types: shared actor, writer or director.
- Drag film tiles from the tray onto the grid.
- Press Check to see which neighbouring pairs link up.
- Rearrange and find every link within five attempts.
Tips
- Look at the link types listed beside the board before you start; they tell you what counts.
- Place the card with the most obvious connections in the middle first.
- Switch to Hard once Easy feels quick.
Questions
Is the puzzle the same for everyone?
Yes, LinkyGrid publishes a fresh set daily, selected by your browser's time zone.
Do I need an account?
No. Guests can play; signing in adds stats and a streak.
Is there an easier version?
Yes, every mode has Easy and Hard.
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