Comparison
LinkedIn Queens alternative
Coronet is an independent crown-placement daily on the same colour-region rules as LinkedIn Queens. The daily board and ordinary practice sizes are free in the browser.
Side by side
| Feature | LinkedIn Queens | Coronet |
|---|---|---|
| Daily board | One puzzle a day | One free daily, the same board worldwide |
| Practice | The day’s puzzle | Free from 5×5 through ordinary sizes. Expert sizes stay on a small daily allowance |
| Account | A LinkedIn account | Optional. The board plays in the browser without signing in |
| Past boards | The current day’s puzzle | A 60-day archive with the Arcade Pass |
| Price | Free with LinkedIn | Free to play. Arcade Pass is $4.99 once, for extra hints, the archive, and expert practice |
| Other puzzles | Queens, in LinkedIn’s games | Thirteen daily puzzles in the same browser |
| A board you already have | Hints on that puzzle | Queens screenshot solver |
What's the same
Both are colour-region queens puzzles: a grid split into coloured regions, exactly one crown per row, column, and region, and no two crowns touching — not even diagonally. Every board has a single solution reachable by deduction, so neither wants you to guess.
How Coronet differs
Coronet’s daily queens board is free, and practice from 5×5 through ordinary sizes is free too. Expert sizes stay inside a small daily allowance. The optional Arcade Pass is a one-time $4.99 purchase for extra hints, a 60-day archive of past boards, and expert practice without that cap. Coronet is one of thirteen daily puzzles in the same browser.
Verdict
If you like the colour-region queens rules, Coronet plays that puzzle with a free daily and free practice boards. The archive and expert sizes are part of the optional Arcade Pass.
Free and the Arcade Pass
The daily board and ordinary practice are free. The optional Arcade Pass is a one-time $4.99 purchase for extra hints, a 60-day archive, and expert practice.