NYT Pips hints, answers for October 11, 2026
The New York Times' latest game, Pips, brings domino fun to your desktop. How to play Pips as well as hints in case you get stuck.
Welcome to your guide for Pips, the latest game from the New York Times, released in August 2025. This unique twist on dominoes offers a fresh, single-player experience. While the game currently only provides full puzzle reveals, we're here to help with piecemeal hints to guide you through each difficulty level.
For the easy difficulty, if a space is marked "Equal (2)," the answer is 2-2 placed horizontally, or 2-4 placed vertically. With "Equal (4)," the answers are 3-4 (horizontal), 2-4 (vertical), or 4-6 (horizontal). When the condition is "Greater Than (4)," the answer is 4-6 (horizontal). For the "Number (7)" condition, the solution is 3-4 (horizontal), or 4-0 (horizontal). If the condition is "Less Than (2)," the answer is 4-0 (horizontal).
Moving on to medium difficulty, for "Less Than (2)," the answer is 1-0 (vertical). With the "Number (6)" condition, the answers are 2-4 (horizontal), or 2-2 (vertical). The "Equal (2)" condition yields 2-4 (horizontal), or 2-0 (horizontal). For "Number (4)," the solutions are 1-0 (vertical), or 4-3 (vertical). When the condition is "Less Than (2)," the answer is 0-5 (horizontal). For "Greater Than (7)," the answers are 0-5 (horizontal), or 1-5 (vertical).
The hard difficulty presents its own set of challenges. For "Number (5)," the answer is 5-2 (vertical). When the condition is "Greater Than (1)," the answer is 6-1 (vertical). With "Greater Than (4)," the solution is 5-5 (vertical). For "Number (6)," the answers are 5-2 (vertical), or 4-4 (vertical). Again, for "Greater Than (4)," the answer is 5-5 (vertical). The "Less Than (5)" condition leads to an answer of 4-4 (vertical).
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