The game of Pips has arrived at the halfway point of January, with 31 days remaining in the month - though we're focusing on just one day so far. A little winter sadness is being brushed off as the player looks to fill out a grid, complete dominoes and conquer conditions. In this latest puzzle, there are three levels: Easy, Medium, and Hard.
To begin with, Pips players have to navigate a multi-colored grid - each box represents a different condition that needs to be fulfilled. Players are given a specific number of dominoes, and the challenge is to use all dominoes while adhering to the rules of the game.
Here's a visual example of what today's Pips puzzle looks like: it contains several conditions such as "the pips must equal one another in this group", "the pips must not equal one another in this group", and more. By fitting these dominoes into their designated spots, players can unlock a solution.
To provide an example of how to play Pips, here's a visual representation. The first step is to place the 6/6 domino in the "Purple = tiles". From there, the next domino should be placed according to the conditions set out by each color and number symbol on the grid.
To complete today's puzzle successfully, it's recommended that you familiarize yourself with the rules. It may seem challenging at first, but practice makes perfect as players work through their way from Easy to Hard levels of difficulty.
To begin with, Pips players have to navigate a multi-colored grid - each box represents a different condition that needs to be fulfilled. Players are given a specific number of dominoes, and the challenge is to use all dominoes while adhering to the rules of the game.
Here's a visual example of what today's Pips puzzle looks like: it contains several conditions such as "the pips must equal one another in this group", "the pips must not equal one another in this group", and more. By fitting these dominoes into their designated spots, players can unlock a solution.
To provide an example of how to play Pips, here's a visual representation. The first step is to place the 6/6 domino in the "Purple = tiles". From there, the next domino should be placed according to the conditions set out by each color and number symbol on the grid.
To complete today's puzzle successfully, it's recommended that you familiarize yourself with the rules. It may seem challenging at first, but practice makes perfect as players work through their way from Easy to Hard levels of difficulty.
. They get stuck on one spot and just can't move on. Can't they just put the dominoes down and go for a walk or something? It's like they're addicted 
. My kid does this all the time, I'm starting to think it's not healthy for them.
the rules might seem hard at first but trust me once ur done with easy mode u'll be rockin medium and hard in no time 
its like a puzzle party in my brain and i cant get enough of it! 
also can someone pls explain to me whats up with all these conditions? is it like logic or wut 
anywayz gotta go now gotta conquer this pips game 
i've been playing pips for a while now and it's so satisfying when you finally figure out that tricky puzzle 
i usually start with the easy level and then move to medium, just to make sure i'm not missing anything 
do you guys have a favorite level or strategy for playing pips?
. But seriously, have you noticed how addictive it is? I've been trying to beat my high score for ages, and now I see the levels are getting harder 
. Easy is basically a warm-up, right? Medium is where things get interesting, but still manageable... Hard, though? That's a whole different story 
. My friend got stuck on Easy for like 20 minutes before she finally figured it out, and now she's killing me with how fast she can do Hard