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I’m sure that Dr. Chatterjee is a very intelligent man. Certainly, he set himself a formidable challenge in trying to create an AI that could solve a cryptic crossword. But the fact that he’s actually accomplished that kinda bums me out.
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Kevin Christian’s latest crossword, “Mixed-Up Mustang,” is so much fun you’ll gallop right through it.
This equestrian-themed crossword appears in October’s issue of Games World of Puzzles.
Saddle up and start solving!
ALT “Mixed-Up Mustang,” a Crossword by Kevin Christian, in Games World of Puzzles Magazine, October 2026
Hey, no fair! mcsweeneys.net/articles/cros…
There’s no nautical knowledge necessary to enjoy “Battleships,” the solitaire version of the beloved paper-and-pencil game. All you need is a little bit of logic and a good eraser.
The latest batch is in October’s issue of Games World of Puzzles. Give ’em a try!
ALT “Battleships” Puzzles in Games World of Puzzles Magazine, October 2026
“A puzzle or a game is not a diversion; it is a crucible for the soul and the mind. In the context of learning, a toy is not a passive object, but an active agent in cognitive and emotional development.” — Judit Polgár & Ernő Rubik telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/09…
Andrew Parr has a special treat for logic lovers in October’s issue of Games World of Puzzles: Quilt, a puzzle of his own devising.
It’s a bit like Spiral Galaxies, so if you’ve been following his ongoing series, “Discovering Japanese Logic Puzzles,” you’re more than ready!
ALT Andrew Parr’s Quilt Puzzle in Games World of Puzzles Magazine, October 2026
The Guardian has just launched Cluesletter, a puzzle-related newsletter. Interested? Then check this article for more info.
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“I’m saddened by the idea of gaming becoming even more of a luxury hobby.” — Keza MacDonald
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Among the many enjoyable puzzles found in October’s issue of Games World of Puzzles is Bob Stigger’s latest cryptic crossword. We highly recommend that you give it a shot.
But be forewarned: It’s awfully tricky, so be sure to have an eraser nearby!
ALT Bob Stigger’s Latest Cryptic Crossword in Games World of Puzzles Magazine, October 2026.
Brendan R. McDonald reviewed Vampire Crawlers, a new deck-builder, in October’s Games World of Puzzles.
“Each new mechanic introduced enhances the others,” he wrote, “creating a web of synergies and combos that elevate the game, making it an exemplar of the card battler genre.”
ALT Review of Vampire Crawlers in Games World of Puzzles Magazine, October 2026
“It’s a point of pride for Shortz that the modern puzzle flexes knowledge that he himself might not have known the week before. This is in part thanks to a wide and varied pipeline of constructors and scrappy editors who nitpick each grid.” nytimes.com/2026/10/01/cross…
The distinguished newspaper editor John McIntyre has something important to share regarding the crossword puzzle. Curious? See below.
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October’s issue of Games World of Puzzles features an in-depth Q&A with the notable cruciverbalist Elizabeth C. Gorski.
Gorski, who’s also an accomplished musician, recently released a new book combining her two passions: “Crosswords for Classical Music Lovers.”
Check it out!
ALT Q&A with Elizabeth C. Gorski in Games World of Puzzles Magazine, October 2026
“The official Pokémon website describes the Pokémon Professor Program as a ‘global network of passionate and knowledgable fans’ who volunteer their time to help run official Pokémon events.” — Ana Diaz
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Joel Nanni’s “52-Skiddoo” is a favorite puzzle of ours and often the first one we do when a new issue of Games World of Puzzles arrives.
This October, he’s squeezed two toothsome treats into the grid.
Have you found them yet?
ALT “52-Skiddoo” Puzzle in Games World of Puzzles Magazine, October 2026
“I want to become a grandmaster as soon as possible, but I’m doing it because I like it, not to just chase records.” — Bodhana Sivanandan
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October’s issue of Games World of Puzzles is out now. It’s filled with amusing puzzles designed to trick you, although we think solving them will be a real treat.
Start with the cover, a spooky spot-the-difference puzzle illustrated by Marcelo Moreno… If you dare!
ALT Cover of Games World of Puzzles Magazine, October 2026