Queens puzzle answer — July 28, 2026 (Medium)
Stuck on the July 28, 2026 medium Queens puzzle? Here's the complete solution to the 9×9 board — every queen placed with pure logic, one deduction at a time, no guessing. Step through it below, or brush up on the rules first.
The final answer
One queen per row, per column, and per color region — and no two queens touching, even diagonally.
Full written solution — all 11 steps
- The purple region has only one square left — the queen must go there (row 5, column 2).
- The teal region has only one square left — the queen must go there (row 7, column 3).
- All of the yellow region's remaining squares sit in column 1, so that column's other squares can be crossed off.
- The gray region has only one square left — the queen must go there (row 9, column 4).
- All of the blue region's remaining squares sit in column 5, so that column's other squares can be crossed off.
- The tan region has only one square left — the queen must go there (row 8, column 6).
- The green region has only one square left — the queen must go there (row 3, column 7).
- Column 5 has only one square left — the queen must go there (row 4, in the blue region).
- The red region has only one square left — the queen must go there (row 1, column 8).
- Row 2 has only one square left — the queen must go there (column 1, in the yellow region).
- Row 6 has only one square left — the queen must go there (column 9, in the orange region).
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