LinkedIn comes up with games which will be thinking- oriented so that users can utilise their skills and analyse their mental flexibility and ability to concentrate.
Where can you find the LinkedIn games?
The professional networking platform launched three games on Thursday. These games will be available on LinkedIn mobile app as well as desktop. The three games namely Pinpoint, Queens and Crossclimb will be listed under the LinkedIn News and My Network section.
The three games namely Pinpoint, Queens and Crossclimb will be thinking- oriented in nature. The users will be able to hone their skills by playing these games. Through these three games, users can test and examine the level of their concentration or measure their mental endurance and flexibility.
You can play each game one every day and then you can proceed to check the metrics. You can check the high scores, different leaderboards and daily streak after your daily game sessions. “For the last month, I’ve been testing out the team’s amazing creation and I can’t think of a product that has been more fun to put through its paces. This suite of once-per-day, fast, thinking-oriented games — Crossclimb, Pinpoint, and Queens — is now how I start my morning. That’s quickly followed by a check of the leaderboards and a slew of message to my colleagues to showcase my amazing — and, uh, less so — scores,” Daniel Roth, Editor in Chief, Vice President of the company said in a blog post.
The three LinkedIn games- Crossclimb, Pinpoint, and Queens
Crossclimb is a trivia game where you will get clues for each word and this is how you can create a ladder of words where each subsequent word is just a letter away from the one before.
Pinpoint is a word association game. For this game, you have to guess the category in which five different words can fit into.
Last but not the least, Queens is very similar to sudoku but without any numbers.
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