Pips NYT is a daily logic puzzle game developed by The New York Times, inspired by the game of dominoes. Players will encounter boards with dots (pips), and the task is to arrange them according to logical rules to complete the board.
The game offers an interesting and engaging logic puzzle experience. It challenges your thinking ability and trains your reasoning skills as you arrange the dots according to certain rules. Each time you solve a puzzle, it brings a sense of satisfaction, and the daily challenges will make you want to come back to play regularly. It can be considered a combination of light entertainment and brain training—like Wordle or Sudoku, but with numerical logic and domino puzzle style.
Tap or click on the cell you want to change.
Increase or decrease the number of pips by clicking, using the arrow keys, or tapping the screen.
Some versions have a “Check” or “Submit” button to confirm your choice. In newer versions, the game can automatically check the logic as you adjust the pips.
For a game enthusiast like you, in addition to this game, you should challenge yourself in some other genre games, such as Drift City, Slow Roads, or Escape Car.
