Puzzle Page Answers September 16, 2026.

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A curated collection of crossword, number, block, and path puzzles
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Made for the stuck moment

Find the nudge.
Keep the fun.

A puzzle, answer guide, and completed check connected in three steps
  1. 01
    Choose the game

    Match the title on your Puzzle Page.

  2. 02
    Open the date

    Jump to the exact daily edition.

  3. 03
    Read the solution

    See a clue list or the original board shape.

Puzzle Page Hub by Puzzle Page Hints

Puzzle Page is AppyNation Ltd's daily puzzle bundle. It packs more than a dozen crossword, number, logic, and picture puzzles into a single issue, available in print and through the Puzzle Page app.

Puzzle Page Hub collects every one of those puzzles in one spot, organized by game, so you don't have to scroll through a whole day's page to track down the one answer you're after.

Solvers tend to specialize, and this hub is built around that habit, giving each game its own dedicated page instead of one long list.

Finding a Puzzle Page Answer

Match the puzzle's name and number from your page to the matching game card above, then pick the date you need. Each game keeps its own running archive of past editions.

What's in a Typical Issue

No single issue runs the full set. Most days bundle around nine of these puzzles, and which nine shows up changes daily, so if your usual pick is missing this morning, expect it back before long.

The mix spans four broad families: crossword and word games built around letters and clues, word searches that hide words in the grid, number and logic puzzles that lean on sums and rules rather than vocabulary, and picture puzzles that reveal an image as you solve.

The Full Lineup

Here's every game across the four families:

Crossword and word puzzles: Crossword, Challenger, Diamond, Codeword, Cross Out, Word Slide, and the Wordle-style Wordy.

Word search puzzles: Word Search and its winding cousin, Word Snake.

Number and logic puzzles: Sudoku, Killer Sudoku, Kakuro, Cross Sum, Futoshiki, and Os and Xs.

Picture puzzles: Picture Cross (also known as Picross or Nonograms), Picture Path (Link-a-Pix), and Picture Sweep.

Whichever one's been nagging you since this morning, browse the cards above and jump straight to today's or dig back through the archive for the one you never got to finish.