New Delhi: In LinkedIn, company have already such puzzle games, in which they get some of the quick brain puzzle, which are pretty interesting to play but the users can only play those games for only one time in the day, and now from some sources it is came to know that LinkedIn likely to add a latest puzzle games, in their puzzle game session, in which now users will get to see mini Sudoku, it’s a departure from the standard 9 number format. LinkedIn is partnering with the Japanese Publisher Nikoli, which brought to users the original Sudoku and has now popularised this six-block variant of the classic puzzle game.
Nikoli has worked with the 3x World Sudoku Champion Thomas Snyder to ensure that each puzzle game presents a suitable challenge. Many may wonder why LinkedIn, a platform centred around workplace relationships and networking, would host games. The platform addressed this in an FAQ style post stating that in the study of the best places to work around the world.
Findings showed that having a shared set of puzzles to compete in and discuss helped foster and strengthen workplace relationships. The first Mini Sudoku is live and ready for the users to tackle and then share with all of their competitive friends. If the users never tackled a Sudoku, fret not, LinkedIn includes short tutorials with all of their puzzles. Once they have their daily Sudoku fix, the users can tackle one of the other five puzzles. If the users are into puzzle games, there’s a good chance users are Tetris fans, the definitive edition is a gift that keeps on giving. LinkedIn might be introducing these puzzle games just for the user’s time pass, which is pretty good, and it might be interesting for the users.
