LinkedIn Games Answers, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026: Queens, Tango, Zip, Pinpoint, Crossclimb

LinkedIn’s puzzles for Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, include Pinpoint, Crossclimb #914, Queens, Tango and Zip, and hints for the word games come first below. They went live at midnight Pacific Time (PT), which is 3 a.m. Eastern Time (ET). Answers sit in a spoiler section at the end, and we post one only when two independent published solutions agree on it.

Saturday’s hints, Oct. 31, 2026

• Pinpoint: the category is a part that many very different things have in common.
• Pinpoint, a way in: think of a back’s column of bones, a book’s bound edge and a cactus’s needles.
• Crossclimb #914: seven four-letter words, and each rung changes one letter from the one before it.
• Crossclimb #914, middle of the ladder: think of a bird’s beak, to make something full, a tool for smoothing metal, a heap, and either end of a magnet.

LinkedIn’s eight daily games

Descriptions follow LinkedIn’s Help Center. Anyone can play, with or without a LinkedIn account, and there are no prizes; a streak counts your daily wins.

Game	What you do
Queens	Place one queen in every row, column and colored region
Tango	Fill a grid with two symbols so each row and column holds an equal number of each
Zip	Draw one path that visits the numbers in order and fills every cell
Mini Sudoku	Fill a small grid so each row, column and shaded region has every number once
Pinpoint	Guess the category that links a set of words, with up to five clues
Crossclimb	Order a word ladder where each word changes one letter, then solve the top and bottom
Patches	Complete every shape in the grid from a set of clues
Wend	Connect letters to find the hidden words, using every letter once

Tips for the logic grids

Queens. Start with the smallest colored region. If a region sits entirely inside one row or column, no other region can place its queen in that line, so cross that line off for everyone else.

Tango. In LinkedIn’s Tango, no more than two identical symbols sit next to each other in a row or column. Look for two in a row and mark the cells on both ends with the other symbol, then count: a line that already holds half of one symbol takes the other in every empty cell.

Zip. Work from both ends: the path must start at 1 and end at the highest number, and dead-end corners force the path’s shape.

More puzzles for Saturday: Wordle hint and answer and Connections hints and answers. Yesterday’s page is still up: Friday’s LinkedIn games answers. Keep your streaks on our printable weekly calendar or the October 2026 calendar.

Saturday’s LinkedIn answers, Oct. 31, 2026 (spoilers)

Stop here if you are still playing Saturday’s games.

• Pinpoint: Things with spines.
• Crossclimb #914: Ball, Bill, Fill, File, Pile, Pole, Poke. The ladder runs from Ball to Poke, and each step changes one letter; the game decides which end sits on top.

The middle rungs match the hints: a bill is a bird’s beak, fill means to make full, a file smooths metal, a pile is a heap and a pole is either end of a magnet. The spine examples in the Pinpoint hint are general illustrations, not the puzzle’s clue words.

Queens, Tango, Zip, Mini Sudoku, Patches and Wend solutions are not printed: no text answer was confirmed by two sources.