Snake words through a 5x5 grid, bend around walls, use every tile exactly once. Practice unlimited — no LinkedIn account required.
Wend unlimited — no login. Randomly generated puzzles. Reveal answers anytime.
Play belowLinkedIn official puzzle. New challenge every day with leaderboard.
Play on LinkedInFigures from LinkedIn official Wend announcement.
| Feature | LinkedIn Official | WendGames.online |
|---|---|---|
| Login required | Yes | No |
| Puzzles per day | 1 daily | Unlimited |
| Reveal answer | Not available | Instantly |
| Practice mode | No | Yes |
| Works offline | No | Yes |
Simple to learn, genuinely tricky to master.
Tap or click any letter tile to begin tracing a word.
Extend up, down, left or right. No diagonals. Words bend around the gray walls.
All four words together must cover every open cell. It is a tiling puzzle too.
Stuck? Reveal a letter with Hint, undo your last step, or Reset to start the same puzzle over. Check the full wend game rules on our How to Play page.
Unlike Boggle where letters are shared, or Strands where some sit unused — in Wend all four words together must cover every open tile on the board. A wrong guess does not just fail, it blocks the rest of the grid.
Gray wall blocks are fixed before you start. They carve the shapes your words must wind through, and guarantee each puzzle has exactly one solution. Part word search, part jigsaw.
Wend is a daily word puzzle on LinkedIn where you trace four hidden words through a 5x5 grid by connecting adjacent letters, bending around gray wall blocks, using every tile exactly once. It launched June 9, 2026 as LinkedIn's eighth daily game.
Yes, right here. Our wend unlimited mode runs entirely in your browser with no login required. You get randomly generated puzzles with the same rules and feel as the wend game linkedin official version, plus you can reveal answers instantly.
The standard Wend puzzle has four words: one each of 3, 4, 5, and 6 letters, totalling 18 letters across a 25-cell grid with 7 gray wall blocks.
Wend was designed by Thomas Snyder, LinkedIn Principal Puzzlemaster and a multiple-time World Sudoku Champion. It launched June 9, 2026 as part of the LinkedIn Games suite.
In Wordle you guess one word in 6 tries. In Strands some letters can go unused. In Wend all four words must tile the entire board perfectly, making it part word-hunt and part jigsaw puzzle.
No. WendGames.online is an unofficial fan site for practice and learning. All rights to the Wend game belong to LinkedIn. We built this so you can practice without needing a LinkedIn account.