Watch the journey recording of this LinkedIn Queens Today
The solver placement is R1C1, R2C7, R3C5, R4C2, R5C4, R6C6, R7C3, R8C8. This constraint check confirms that the board has one queen in each row, each column, and each colored region without diagonal contact.
The solver places queens at R1C1, R2C7, R3C5, R4C2, R5C4, R6C6, R7C3, R8C8, giving every row and every column exactly one queen.
The 8 colored regions are each represented once by the final queen placement.
The final placement has no queens touching diagonally, so it satisfies the Queens no-adjacent rule.
This is the complete video recording of LinkedIn Queens session #781. The video shows the entire gameplay process as the guess Journey through the to determine the correct location.
This recording is valuable for understanding how the Queens game works and for analyzing the decision-making process used to solve geographical challenges based on clue interpretation.
Queens is a logic puzzle where the goal is to place Queens (π) on a grid divided into colored regions, following these rules:
Important: Each puzzle has one and only one correct solution. According to the official description, all puzzles can be solved through pure logical deduction, and no guessing is required.