Table Puzzles (Puzzleship)
Rate itSeat every guest at a long table from clues about neighbours, ends and who sits across.
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Table Puzzles seat a group of guests, shown by their national flags, around a numbered table. Clues say who sits beside whom, who is across from whom, who is at an end and who has a given seat. Puzzleship lays six tables a day, from very easy to ultra hard.
About Table Puzzles (Puzzleship)
Table Puzzles is one of the daily logic games on Puzzleship, a puzzle site run by Brainzil, LLC. Each table is a long one with numbered seats along both sides and at the ends, and the seats run clockwise, so the last seat sits beside the first. A line under the board says which seats are neighbours and which face each other.
Every seat starts with all the guests as candidates. You rule guests out of seats, seat them, and the table fills in by elimination. Clues name exact seats, neighbours, pairs across the table and who sits at an end, and exactly one seating fits them all. Left and right are read from the named guest's own chair, not from your view of the screen.
Six tables are published a day, numbered and dated and the same for every player: very easy has six seats, ultra hard fourteen with two seats at each end. A new set goes live at 13:00 UTC each day, although the page says midnight your time. Earlier days stay playable in the archive, and a solved table adds to a streak, which a free account keeps across devices. The site is free with ads, and a Premium plan removes them.
It suits players who like Zebra-style deduction but want something they can picture: a dinner table rather than a grid of ticks.
How to play Table Puzzles (Puzzleship)
- Open Table Puzzles and pick one of the day's six tables from the lightbulb tabs.
- Seat anyone whose exact seat is given.
- Click a guest once to rule them out of a seat, twice to seat them, a third time to clear.
- Apply neighbour, end and across clues, reading left and right from the named guest's chair.
- Finish when every seat has its guest; each clue is struck through and ticked once it holds.
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Tips
- Anchor exact-seat clues first.
- Across pairs are stronger than neighbour pairs: fixing one fixes the other.
- Remember the first and last seats are neighbours.
- An end clue leaves only the end seats, one or two at each end depending on the table.
- Picture yourself in the named guest's chair for left and right.
Questions
How many Table Puzzles are there each day?
Six, graded from very easy to ultra hard, with six to fourteen seats.
When do new Table Puzzles appear?
Each day's set is scheduled for 13:00 UTC. The page says 00:00 your time, but the previous day's tables are still served until 13:00 UTC, which is morning in the Americas and afternoon or evening in Europe and Asia.
Can I play earlier days?
Yes. Puzzleship keeps past tables in an archive.
Is it free?
Yes, with ads and no sign-up needed. A Puzzleship Premium plan removes the ads.
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