Connections: Tips and Hints for Solving Today’s Puzzle
Connections, the latest puzzle game from the renowned New York Times, challenges players to categorize a pool of 16 words into four secret groups by unraveling their connections. With varying levels of difficulty, this engaging game keeps players entertained as they strive to achieve high scores and compare their achievements with friends.
To play Connections, you are presented with a grid of 16 words. Your objective is to organize these words into four sets of four by identifying the underlying connections that bind them together. These connections can range from video game franchises to book series sequels, shades of red, or names of chain restaurants.
While some words might seem apt for multiple themes, there is only one correct answer. You can shuffle the grid and rearrange the words to gain a clearer perspective on potential connections. Each group is color-coded, with the yellow group being the easiest and the purple group posing the greatest challenge.
Once you have identified a possible connection, pick four words that embody it and click ‘Submit.’ If your selection is correct, the chosen words are removed from the grid, and the corresponding theme is revealed. However, be cautious, as an incorrect answer counts as a mistake, of which you only have four until the game ends.
If you find yourself struggling with today’s Connections puzzle, refer to the following hints to improve your chances of success:
Themes for Today:
– Female Animals
– Pronouns
– Roman Numerals
– Homophones
Further Assistance:
For those in need of additional guidance, here’s one word from each group:
– Female Animals: Cow
– Pronouns: I
– Roman Numerals: D
– Homophones: Ewe
Today’s Solution:
If you still can’t crack the puzzle, don’t worry. This challenge is intentionally designed to be tricky. For those seeking the answers, here they are:
– Female Animals: Cow, Doe, Hen, Mare
– Pronouns: I, It, They, We
– Roman Numerals: D, L, M, V
– Homophones: Ewe, U, Yew, You
Remember, Connections grids vary widely and change daily. If today’s puzzle has proven elusive, make sure to return tomorrow for another chance to exercise your problem-solving skills.
