Cat's Out of the Bag
Although cats tend to think that every day is their special day; today we celebrate our furry little friends and all of the mischievous fun they bring into our lives. In this word search, your
Author: kappawp
GAMES WORLD OF PUZZLES 40th ANNIVERSARY CLUE CHALLENGE
Many thanks to those of you who have been playing along with the GAMES WORLD OF PUZZLES 40th Anniversary Clue Challenge. Here is a list of all the answers, along with the quip spelled out by their first letters and
September 2017
Join us as we celebrate our 40th anniversary with this special issue. In it, we pay tribute to the very first issue of GAMES—September/October 1977—and all the great issues that have followed it over the years. If you remember that …
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North American SCRABBLE Championship
Motley Stew
Some people are just sore losers. In these two Scrabble-type games, someone upset the boards and walked off in a huff. Can you help us piece the boards together again? You can cross off tiles as you use
Six Easy Pieces
Word Play
Can you fit the names of the chess pieces BISHOP, KNIGHT, KING, PAWN, QUEEN, and ROOK into the 6x8 grid shown at right? Each name must be entered across or down, one letter per square, as in a
July 13: Embrace Your Geekiness Day
Droplines
by Joel Nanni
An interesting quotation by Simon Pegg has been fit into the diagram below, though you’ll have to rearrange the letters considerably to find it. Looking at each column of letters vertically, distribute the letters in it
July 4: Independence Day (U.S.) Answers
July 4: Independence Day (U.S.)
Stars and Stripes
by Don Henderson
Flag down your friends and show them this beautiful puzzle—or enjoy it all by yourself! The answers to each numbered clue pair below go in the 12 spaces surrounding the correspondingly numbered red star
August 2017
Welcome to the August issue of GAMES WORLD OF PUZZLES. While it goes without saying that every issue is a puzzle lovers’ delight, this issue in particular will appeal to wordplay aficionados. This month’s feature article, “Trips: Mr. Wizard’s Code,” …
Read moreJune 2017 Correction: Impasse
In “Impasse” (June, page 50), the diagram was mistakenly printed without arrows, making the puzzle impossible to solve. Here is the corrected diagram. Our apologies for the oversight.
