Cómo resolver Queens
Una corona por fila, columna y región, sin tocarse.
¿Quieres otra partida de Queens, el puzzle que los juegos diarios de LinkedIn hicieron popular? Aquí es ilimitado: tableros gratis generados al momento, tres niveles de dificultad y solución única garantizada.
Cómo jugar a Queens
- Coloca exactamente una corona 👑 en cada fila, cada columna y cada región de color.
- Dos coronas no pueden tocarse, ni siquiera en diagonal.
- Toca una casilla para poner una ✕ (nota), otra vez para la corona, una tercera para borrar.
- Arrastra para marcar varias ✕ de una vez.
How to solve Queens: techniques that work
Start with the smallest color region. A region that only spans one row or one column must hold its crown there, which immediately bans that row or column for every other region. This "region forcing" move is the engine of most Queens solves: each placement removes a row, a column and a color from the pool, so the puzzle shrinks fast.
When a region's remaining cells all sit in the same row (or column) — even if the region is larger — you can still cross that row off for everyone else. You don't need to know which exact cell the crown lands on to use the information.
Around every placed crown, mark the eight surrounding cells as impossible. The no-touching rule is stricter than chess: two crowns can never be orthogonally or diagonally adjacent, even across region borders. Combine this with a pigeonhole count — if three regions only have cells left in the same two rows, something upstream is wrong — and you can solve every board without guessing.
Common mistakes
The classic error is reading Queens as chess: crowns here do not attack along whole diagonals, only the eight neighbouring cells are forbidden. Players eliminate far too many cells and conclude the board is broken.
The second is guessing early. Every board we generate has exactly one solution reachable by pure deduction, so a dead end always means a missed forcing move — usually a one-row region you haven't noticed.
From easy to hard
Easy boards are small with chunky regions, so region forcing does most of the work. Hard boards stretch regions across many rows, forcing you to chain several eliminations before the first crown is safe to place. If you time yourself, sub-two-minutes on hard is a genuinely strong result.
FAQ
- ¿Queens es gratis e ilimitado en LinkMyPzzl?
- Sí. Cada tablero de Queens se genera al momento en tu navegador: juega cuanto quieras, gratis y sin cuenta.
- ¿En qué se diferencia del puzzle diario de Queens?
- La versión diaria popularizada por LinkedIn ofrece una cuadrícula al día. LinkMyPzzl genera tableros ilimitados y te deja elegir la dificultad.
- ¿Cada tablero de Queens tiene solución única?
- Sí. Un solucionador verifica cada tablero generado: siempre hay exactamente una solución.
- Can two crowns share a diagonal?
- Yes, as long as they aren't touching. Only the eight cells immediately around a crown are forbidden — Queens crowns don't attack along full diagonals like chess queens.
- Do I ever need to guess?
- No. Every generated board is checked to have a single solution reachable by logic alone. If you're stuck, look for a color region whose remaining cells all share one row or column.