Queens Game

Free logic puzzle · No download

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A clean, multilingual Queens puzzle inspired by Star Battle logic: one queen per row, column, and colored region, with no queens touching.

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Tap once for X, tap again for a queen. Drag to mark X quickly.

Rules at a glance

One per row

Every horizontal row must contain exactly one queen.

One per column

Every vertical column must contain exactly one queen.

One per region

Each colored region must contain exactly one queen.

No touching

Queens cannot touch horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

Rules at a glance

Queens looks like chess, but it solves like a compact logic grid. The diagonal rule only blocks adjacent touching queens.

Built for fast, focused solving

This version keeps the board first, then adds the helpful tools players expect: X marks, drag marking, undo, reset, hints, automatic exclusions, and conflict highlighting.

What makes a good Queens solve

Great Queens puzzles reward elimination over guessing. Scan for forced cells, locked rows, and regions that are running out of legal spaces.

Choose your Queens mode

Play 7x7 through 12x12 boards. Start small to learn the rules, then move up as region locks and candidate testing become easier to spot.

7x7 Starter

7x7 · Starter

8x8 Practice

8x8 · Practice

9x9 Challenge

9x9 · Challenge

10x10 Expert

10x10 · Expert

11x11 Master

11x11 · Master

12x12 Grandmaster

12x12 · Grandmaster

What makes a good Queens solve

Great Queens puzzles reward elimination over guessing. Scan for forced cells, locked rows, and regions that are running out of legal spaces.

Forced queen

If a row, column, or region has one legal cell left, that cell must be a queen.

Region line lock

If all legal cells in a region share one row or column, reserve that line for the region.

Neighbor exclusion

A queen removes the eight surrounding cells as options, including diagonal neighbors.

Queens Game FAQ

Is Queens the same as N-Queens?

No. Long diagonals are allowed; only touching queens are forbidden.

What does X mean?

X is a note that marks a cell where a queen cannot go.

Can I play on mobile?

Yes. Tap to cycle marks and drag across cells to add X marks quickly.

Which board size should beginners choose?

Start with 7x7 or 8x8. Move to 9x9 and above once forced moves and line locks feel natural.

Do Queens puzzles require guessing?

Good puzzles can be solved by elimination, but harder boards may require testing a candidate and rejecting contradictions.

What happens when a queen conflicts?

The board can highlight row, column, region, and touching conflicts so you can fix the exact placement.