All LinkedIn Games Solutions for Today (June 12, 2026)

Friday’s LinkedIn Games are here, and the difficulty is dialed up to “HARD” across all eight puzzles today. Some of them will have you moving quickly, and others will ask you to stop and rethink, which is pretty on-brand for a Friday set.

If this is your first time hearing about these daily games, head here to get started. Keep in mind that first-time players get a tutorial run rather than the actual daily puzzle, so if that’s you today, bookmark us and come back tomorrow. Here are all the LinkedIn Games solutions for June 12, 2026.

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LinkedIn Wend Solution for June 12, 2026 (#4)

Wend is the newest addition to LinkedIn’s daily puzzle lineup, and you might need to squint a bit to spot the words in today’s grid. Here are all five words you need to connect the letters for:

• HIP
• WISH
• SHRIMP
• HORIZON
• ALPHABET

LinkedIn Patches Solution for June 12, 2026 (#87)

Patches gives you a set of colored shapes to fit together like a quilt. Every piece has to slot into the grid without overlapping, and here is the full walkthrough for today’s puzzle:

• Mustard Yellow: Starting from the top-left corner, form a long horizontal rectangle using six squares across the top row.
• Orange: Starting from the top-right corner, form a vertical rectangle using four squares running down the right edge.
• Cyan: Directly below the left side of the Mustard Yellow rectangle, form a 2×2 square.
• Light Blue: To the right of the Cyan square, form a horizontal rectangle using six squares.
• Red: Use the space between the Light Blue and Orange shapes to form a vertical rectangle using three squares.
• Green: Directly below the Cyan and Light Blue shapes, form a long horizontal rectangle stretching across most of the grid.
• Purple: Starting from the left edge below the Green rectangle, form a horizontal rectangle using three squares.
• Brown: To the right of the Purple rectangle, form a vertical rectangle using six squares.
• Grey: In the bottom-left corner, form a 2×2 square.
• Teal: Use the narrow space between the Grey and Brown shapes to form a vertical rectangle using two squares.
• Pink: Fill the remaining space on the bottom-right side with a vertical rectangle using six squares.

LinkedIn Zip Solution for June 12, 2026 (#452)

Zip asks you to draw a single continuous path that passes through every square on the grid, connecting numbered points in order. Today’s is rated hard, so the route doubles back on itself a fair bit. Here’s how to trace it:

From Point 1, go up one square, then left one square, then head down and continue left all the way to Point 2. From Point 2, go up one square and then travel all the way to the right, passing through Point 3 along the way. Go up one square from there, then right to the edge of the grid and straight up to Point 4 in the top-right corner.

From Point 4, move one square left and go straight down four squares to reach Point 5. From Point 5, go one square left and then straight up to the top edge, then left all the way to Point 6 in the top-left corner.

From Point 6, go two squares down, then zig-zag to Point 7 by going one right, one up, and two right. From Point 7, zig-zag through the opening in the walled section to reach Point 8. Use the remaining squares to connect through to Point 9, and your Zip is complete!

LinkedIn Mini Sudoku Solution for June 12, 2026 (#305)

Today’s Mini Sudoku is “Downslope”, and it’s also rated hard. Here’s the full solved board:

• Row 1: 4, 5, 3, 6, 2, 1
• Row 2: 1, 2, 6, 5, 4, 3
• Row 3: 6, 3, 4, 2, 1, 5
• Row 4: 2, 1, 5, 4, 3, 6
• Row 5: 5, 4, 1, 3, 6, 2
• Row 6: 3, 6, 2, 1, 5, 4

LinkedIn Tango Solution for June 12, 2026 (#613)

For the Tango puzzle, you need to fill a 6×6 grid with Suns and Moons so that each row and column holds exactly three of each, with no more than two of the same symbol appearing consecutively. Today’s board is rated hard, with only five squares pre-filled; here’s what goes into each of the remaining squares in the grid:

• Row 1: Sun, Moon, Sun, Moon, Moon, Sun
• Row 2: Moon, Sun, Moon, Moon, Sun, Sun
• Row 3: Moon, Sun, Moon, Sun, Sun, Moon
• Row 4: Sun, Sun, Moon, Moon 
• Row 5: Sun, Moon, Sun, Sun 
• Row 6: Sun, Moon, Sun, Moon, Moon 

LinkedIn Queens Solution for June 12, 2026 (#773)

Queens asks you to place one queen (crown) in each row, column, and colored region of the grid, with no two queens touching at any point, even diagonally. Today’s board is, again, rated hard and runs across a 9×9 grid. Here’s where each queen goes:

• Queen #1: Row 1, Column 4
• Queen #2: Row 2, Column 6
• Queen #3: Row 3, Column 8
• Queen #4: Row 4, Column 5
• Queen #5: Row 5, Column 2
• Queen #6: Row 6, Column 7
• Queen #7: Row 7, Column 9
• Queen #8: Row 8, Column 3
• Queen #9: Row 9, Column 1

LinkedIn Crossclimb Solution for June 12, 2026 (#773)

Crossclimb gives you clues to fill in a word ladder, where only one letter changes between each rung. Once you solve the five clues, you arrange them into the correct order, and two bonus slots unlock at the top and bottom. Here are the five clues and their answers for today’s puzzle:

• Great _ of China: WALL
• Male deer: BUCK
• Daily exercise for a dog owner: WALK
• Where your shoulders are: BACK
• Show reluctance to act: BALK

The correct ladder order is WALL → WALK → BALK → BACK → BUCK (or the other way around), with only one letter changing at each step. Arranging the words in that order unlocks the hint for the two bonus words: “A two-word phrase for a device that imitates the sound made by a waterfowl.”

And the last two words are: DUCK and CALL!

LinkedIn Pinpoint Solution for June 12, 2026 (#773)

The first hint for today’s Pinpoint game is “Natural,” and your mind could go in a few directions here: Organic, Nature, Wildlife? Nothing too obvious yet. The second hint is “Standing,” and this one is likely to throw you off more than help.

The third hint is “Purchase,” and this is probably where things start to click for most people. The fourth hint is “Pecking,” and by now the category should be pretty clear. The fifth hint is “Out of,” and if you needed it, the answer is “words that follow ‘order’!”: Natural Order, Standing Order, Purchase Order, Pecking Order, and Out of Order.

How did you find today’s LinkedIn Games set, and did any of them slow you down more than expected? Let us know down in the comments!