Puzzle Games
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We have over 40004 of the best Puzzle games for you! Play online for free at Kongregate, including UnpuzzleX, Escape Game - Computer Office Escape, and Medieval Chronicles 8 (Part 2). Test your knowledge and skill with great puzzles, crosswords and games: The Washington Post Sunday crossword, The Washington Post TV crossword, washingtonpost.com's Daily crossword, Sudoku and many more.
Take a look at all puzzles available for you to play and enjoy. These include Jigsaw Puzzles, Word Puzzles including Sudoku and Word Search games.
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What awaits you on Jigidi?
Well, roughly:
- Hours and hours of fun relaxation and mental training through the experience of creating and solving puzzles while connecting with new friends from all over the world.
- A remarkable level of new knowledge and gentle training of your cognitive skills.
- The challenge and joy of creating puzzles from your heart and mind for people from all over the world to enjoy and respond to.
- Puzzles that’ll let you travel the world from wherever you are.
And so much more ☺
So, are you ready to be curious, creative and kind with us? Check the infoboxes to the right and join us in Jigidi-land!
How do I Join Jigidi?
When you join Jigidi you can save your progress, create your own puzzles and communicate with your fellow puzzlers from all over the world. It’s free and no personal info is required.
How do I solve or create a puzzle?
Puzzle Games Free For Adults
You’ll find all you need to know to start using Jigidi here:
What are the rules for Jigidi?
Jigidi is a community that runs on curiousity, creativity and kindness, and we have guidelines we steer by. In the guidelines we write ‘we celebrate what connects us’: