Puzzle & Play - Stress Less Fall 2022 - Spring 2023 - Research Guides at Stevens Institute of Technology

Made by Courtney Walsh, Research & Instructional Services Librarian

If you wanted to know where we got the sudoku sheets we set out every semester...

KrazyDad Sudoku
They're the best! Seven difficulty levels range from Easy to "Insane." With 8 games per booklet and 20 booklets per level, that means there are 1,120 total games to try!
New York Times Sudoku (Digital)
Choose from easy, medium or hard.

Crosswords (Dictionary.com)
Dictionary-based crossword puzzles.
Daily Crossword (Washington Post)
A new puzzle every day.
Spelling Bee (New York Times)
A daily Boggle board! Can you get the pangram?
The Word Search
Fun word searches! Categories include Teen TV shows, Celebrities, Movies TV shows.

Quarantine Games Google Doc (Nia)
A public Google Doc created by Nia (@iheartnia) with "all the free browser-based games i could find!" Last updated Nov. 2020.
10 games and activities to keep you and your friends entertained on Zoom (H. Chu, Mashable, Apr. 2020)
Some fun ways to use Zoom or Facetime to play games with your friends.

Artsology Art Games (1 player)
Simple but effective - computer games based on art and artists and inspired by classic computer and video games. Games include: Vermeer Breakout Game, Mondrian Squares Game, Picasso Portraits Pop Game, Hieronymous Bosch Invaders, Matisse Hangman, Surrealist Frogger (pictured, left), and many many more.
BracketHQ (multiplayer, remote)
Create your own tournament! Whether it be best snack foods, best movies, best birds, or anything else you can think of, you and your friends can play to win!
Jackbox Games (multiplayer, can be played remotely)
A platform for online games that can be played by anyone anywhere as long as one person is running the game on their laptop/gaming device/other platform. More info on remote play: https://www.jackboxgames.com/remoteplay/
JeopardyLabs (1+ players, can be embedded or shared)
Make or play your own Jeopardy game! Create a template or use one that already exists to play a Jeopardy-like trivia game.
NetGames (multiplayer, remote)
A personal project that's spread across the world, NetGames allows for social play of a number of games on phones and other devices.