Queens Ultimate

Queens Ultimate plays the region puzzle LinkedIn made popular: a square grid split into colour regions, where you place exactly one queen in every row, every column and every region, and no two queens may touch, not even diagonally. The site says every puzzle has exactly one solution reachable by logic.

The day comes in two sets. Daily Mini is three levels in a row, starting on a 5x5 or 6x6 grid and getting bigger. The site reckons most players finish all three in three to six minutes. Daily Max is ten levels for a longer session. Both carry the same number and a difficulty label (on Friday 30 October 2026 both were #292, marked Medium), and both are the same for every player. They reset at midnight. Every earlier day back to #1 can be played from the archive, and Unlimited mode gives practice boards from 5x5 upward at Easy or harder settings.

Newcomers get a short How to Play tutorial on a worked board, which can be skipped. The board stays hidden behind a Start Game button until you press it, then a timer runs with a pause. Tapping a cell marks an X and tapping again places a queen, and the game crosses out the cells a queen rules out. Under the grid are Reset, Undo and Hint. The site tracks your daily streak, and an account is optional. Ads sit at the sides of the page on a computer and above and below the board on a phone. A Spanish version runs at /es/, and a Learn section explains solving techniques one by one. The same studio makes Stars Ultimate, a two-star Star Battle.

It suits LinkedIn Queens players who want a warm-up set or a longer daily run, and beginners, since the Mini starts small.