Publishers post hints and answers for New York Times puzzle games on July 29
Several outlets published clue guides for daily New York Times word and logic games ahead of Wednesday’s puzzles.
Websites including Forbes, CNET and TechRadar published help pages on Tuesday for New York Times puzzle players preparing for Wednesday, July 29. The guides covered the Pips, Strands and Quordle games.
Forbes said its Pips article was meant to help readers match dominoes to the correct tiles in the day’s puzzle. CNET posted hints and solutions for Strands puzzle No. 878, while TechRadar offered clues and answers for Quordle game 1,647.
All three pieces were published on July 28 and were aimed at players looking for assistance before tackling the next day’s editions. The articles reflect the steady demand for daily puzzle walkthroughs around the New York Times games lineup.
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