LinkedIn Queens, Tango & Zip Answers, November 13, 2026

Friday, Nov. 13, 2026 on LinkedIn is Pinpoint #927, Crossclimb #927, Queens #927, Tango #767, Zip #606 and Mini Sudoku #459; Try Hard Guides and Nerdschalk agree on the Pinpoint and Crossclimb answers kept in the spoiler section. Small nudges come first.

Pinpoint and Crossclimb nudges for Friday, Nov. 13

• Pinpoint #927, first nudge: this is a geography category, so think of maps rather than meanings.
• Pinpoint #927, second nudge: each clue names a cluster of land in the water, not a single piece of land.
• Pinpoint #927, third nudge: try adding the word “Islands” after each clue; the category is what they all have in common.
• Crossclimb #927, the locked ends: the top word is a waterfowl and the bottom word is where it swims, both four letters.
• Crossclimb #927, rungs 1 and 2: a hard rubber disc in hockey, then a rock genre.
• Crossclimb #927, rung 3: wordplay that trades on a double meaning, plural.
• Crossclimb #927, rungs 4 and 5: writing tools, then a verb for being undecided.

Step map for the Crossclimb #927 ladder

Seven words, six moves, one letter changed per move, positions counted from the left, 1 to 4. No word appears in this table.

Move	Letter position that changes	Kind of letter swapped in
Top row to rung 1	1	consonant
Rung 1 to rung 2	3	consonant
Rung 2 to rung 3	4	consonant
Rung 3 to rung 4	2	vowel
Rung 4 to rung 5	4	consonant
Rung 5 to bottom row	2	vowel

Position 1 changes only on the very first move. From then on that letter is fixed for every rung and for the bottom row, so once rung 1 is in place you can write its first letter into all the rest. Positions 2 and 4 change twice each, position 3 once. The two vowel moves are the fourth and sixth, and both happen in position 2, which leaves just two letter slots to juggle on the middle rungs.

LinkedIn game numbers for Friday, Nov. 13, 2026

Nerdschalk and Bloxodes print #927 for Crossclimb on Nov. 13, and Nerdschalk prints #926 for Pinpoint on Nov. 12. Counting forward from Thursday gives the other numbers. Try Hard Guides heads its Crossclimb page “#926” for Friday, a number the same page already gives to Thursday, so we went with the numbers that follow on in order.

Game	Nov. 13	Nov. 12
Pinpoint	#927	#926
Crossclimb	#927	#926
Queens	#927	#926
Tango	#767	#766
Zip	#606	#605
Mini Sudoku	#459	#458

Tango #767 and Zip #606 are today’s pair; the rules for every game sit on our LinkedIn games page.

Starting points for Queens #927, Tango #767, Zip #606 and Mini Sudoku #459

Queens #927. Look for a color region that fits inside a single row or column. A crown there rules out the rest of that line for every other region.

Tango #767. Begin with any row or column that already shows two matching symbols side by side, because the cells at both ends must then be the opposite symbol.

Zip #606. Mark the cells that touch a wall or the grid edge, since they have fewer ways out, and join the numbered dots in order from there.

Mini Sudoku #459. Pick the digit that appears most often in the starting grid and see where its last copies must go.

No solutions for these four appear here because no two sources confirmed them as text.

Also on Friday: Wordle hint and answer and Connections hints and answers. The most recent earlier LinkedIn page on this site is Monday’s LinkedIn games answers. Plan the weekend on the printable weekly calendar or the November 2026 calendar.

Friday’s LinkedIn answers, Nov. 13, 2026 (spoilers)

Stop here if you are still solving.

• Pinpoint #927: Names of island groups (archipelagoes), when followed by “Islands”.
• Crossclimb #927: Duck, Puck, Punk, Puns, Pens, Pend, Pond. Puck, Punk, Puns, Pens and Pend fill the middle in that order; Duck and Pond are the locked ends.

The P ladder with the letter that changes at each step:

Step	Word	Letter swapped in	Position
Top row	Duck	none	none
Rung 1	Puck	P for D	1
Rung 2	Punk	N for C	3
Rung 3	Puns	S for K	4
Rung 4	Pens	E for U	2
Rung 5	Pend	D for S	4
Bottom row	Pond	O for E	2

Duck and Pond are the waterfowl and its water. Puck is the hockey disc, punk a rock genre, puns wordplay, pens writing tools and pend means to hang undecided.

After Duck becomes Puck, P holds the first spot through the whole ladder, so only the last three letters ever move. The vowel swaps are Puns to Pens and Pend to Pond, both in the second position.

Queens, Tango, Zip and Mini Sudoku solutions are left out: no two sources confirmed them as text.