Puzzles can be a good way to pass the time while having fun. If you usually enjoy classic puzzles but don't have any at home, don't worry: there are several websites and apps where you can access ...

When looking for something to do to occupy your mind at home, why not try some online puzzles? We love an old fashioned jigsaw, but the internet is a valuable resource for finding some engaging and ...

While you're practicing social distancing, there are many ways to engage in fun interactions without actually being face-to-face. Get ready to schedule a virtual game night with your friends, because ...

It should’ve been a simple birthday party, but now, it’s so much more! The Murder of Sonic The Hedgehog will put you in the middle of a fun birthday party event on board a mystery train. But in a ...

Puzzles are a favorite pastime for many people. You can set up a puzzle table, spread out the pieces, and get to work trying to create a picture. However, real puzzles can also take up a great deal of ...

What’s got many pieces but makes up one whole? Is it a pizza? A pie? A person? A parade? Another word that starts with P, perhaps? Oh, right—a puzzle! You may have heard that puzzles and other fun ...

Hearst Newspapers acquired gaming platform Puzzmo last year, and it’s a place for thoughtful puzzles that’s reinventing the classic newspaper games page. A brainchild of award-winning game developers ...

A puzzle doesn’t qualify for two-day shipping on Amazon right now, but a virtual crossword can be a great alternative. With deliveries delayed for nonessential online purchases, finding at-home ...

Family time is even better sitting around a puzzle or with a little friendly competition in the form of a board game. There's something magical about winter. Maybe it's the togetherness the holidays ...

The Journal-News has an all-new suite of puzzles and games for subscribers and free users alike, available on the website and in the ePaper. Our new puzzles and games include the LA Times Crosswords ...

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