# LinkedIn Queens vs Coronet

LinkedIn Queens is the crown-placement puzzle in LinkedIn's Games tab. Coronet is an independent daily built on the same ruleset, free in any browser with no LinkedIn account required.

## 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

LinkedIn gives you one board a day inside the app. Coronet adds a 60-day archive to replay past boards and unlimited practice from 5×5 up to 12×12, so you are not done after one grid. It runs in any browser without a login and sits inside a nine-game arcade.

## Verdict

If you like LinkedIn Queens, Coronet is the same puzzle with an archive, bigger practice boards, and nothing to sign into.

Play: https://coronet.one/#coronet
How to play Coronet: https://coronet.one/guides/how-to-play-queens-puzzle.html