Introduction to Pips
The New York Times' latest game, Pips, brings a unique spin on dominoes to your desktop, creating a fun single-player experience.
How to Play Pips
Pips is played similarly to traditional dominoes, with tiles placed vertically or horizontally and connecting with each other.
Key Differences
The main difference between Pips and traditional dominoes is the color-coded conditions that must be addressed.
Hints and Answers
Currently, the game only offers to reveal the entire puzzle if you get stuck, but here are some piecemeal answers to help you through each difficulty level.
No specific hints are provided in this introduction, but the game's unique spin on dominoes is highlighted.
Author's summary: Pips game guide.
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