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Queens is a logic game played on a square board separated by several colored sections. The aim is to place the queens properly such that there is precisely one queen in each row, column, and color area. There is one special restriction about spacing: you can't have two queens close to each other, even diagonally. Queens is all about deduction, with fast-paced yet tough rounds that need a keen eye and some math. Join Queens today!
The rules of Queens are simple yet combine to create an engaging puzzle. Players must place one queen in each row and column on an 8x8 board. Between every colored area, there must be one queen. Crucially, no two queens may be placed adjacent to one another—horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Therefore, a placement that seems valid for a specific row or color region might still be incorrect if it causes a conflict with another queen. Conquer every challenge!
Queens: The difficulty of Queens rises with the number of regions and the complexity of the cell layout. At lower levels, players will need to find areas with just a few remaining possibilities or those restricted to a single row or column. At higher levels of difficulty, players must find linkages between many areas at once—for instance, when two or more regions are confined to a certain set of rows or columns.