About Us

Welcome to Pips NYT Game

We are a small editorial team of puzzle obsessives who document the daily Pips experience, decode the regional rule cards, and share tactics that help players keep their streaks intact. Our coverage is independent—Pips and the NYT Games branding remain the property of The New York Times Company—but we treat each drop like a newsroom, analyzing the structure, difficulty, and clever twists built into every board.

What You Can Expect

Daily Briefings: Morning recaps that identify the trickiest regions, note parity traps, and provide spoiler-light hints for players who want a nudge rather than a solution.
Full Walkthroughs: Step-by-step breakdowns of the official answers, complete with annotated screenshots and alternate approaches from our community contributors.
Tools & References: Printable grids, number-pair cheat sheets, and mini calculators that speed up sum checks and mirror constraints.
Game Crossovers: Recommendations for other logic and narrative games that scratch the same itch, along with difficulty comparisons.
Accessibility Notes: Screen reader tips, keyboard shortcuts, and colorblind-friendly alternatives gathered through reader testing.

Our Editorial Approach

Accuracy matters when you are dealing with logic puzzles. We test each puzzle on multiple devices (desktop, tablet, and mobile) before publishing strategy notes. Every article passes through an editing checklist that covers clarity, spoiler labeling, and verification against the official NYT solution set.

Two-person review on every tutorial and FAQ update.
Version history for our guides so you can track what changed and why.
Regular consultation with math educators to keep terminology precise and approachable.

Meet the Team

Our editors come from puzzle blogging, UX research, and indie game development backgrounds. We pool that experience to translate expert logic into plain language. If you have a specialty (teaching, accessibility, statistics) and want to collaborate, we would love to hear from you.

Stay in Touch

Have suggestions, spotted a typo, or want to submit your own solving diary? Please contact us. We read every message and typically respond within two business days.