Yesterday's NYT Pips Hints and Answers

Are you here to see yesterday’s Pips answer? Well, you are in luck. We have solved the puzzle below and given the answers as well. Yesterday’s Hard Pips puzzle was quite challenging to look at, and I am not embarrassed to say that it took me a good amount of time to solve the Hard difficulty level. Its massive grid of dominoes made it both intuitive and difficult, and the restrictions were not easy to satisfy. Somehow, I managed to solve it after multiple attempts, so check out yesterday’s NYT Pips hints and answers below.

Yesterday’s Easy Pips Answer

This is definitely the easiest of all three NYT Pips puzzles of the day. Consider it as a warm-up before you finally reach out to solve the Hard Pips puzzle from yesterday. Check out the answer for yesterday’s NYT Pips easy puzzle.

Click on a domino to place it on the board OR click on a cell on the board to show the domino.

In the first column, set the 1/6 domino in the pink and orange boxes. In the second column, set the 5/2 domino in the purple and pink boxes.
In the third column, set the 6/5 domino in the dark blue and white boxes. In the last column, place the 4/6 domino in the light blue and dark blue boxes.
In the first row, place the 5/5 domino in the purple boxes.

Yesterday’s Medium Pips Answer

Well, thankfully, yesterday’s Medium NYT Pips puzzle was not so difficult to solve. Its unique shape made it easy to figure out the dominoes to place. If you are not able to solve it on your own, check out yesterday’s Medium Pips hints and answer below.

Click on a domino to place it on the board OR click on a cell on the board to show the domino.

In the second row, set the 4/6 domino in the pink and light blue boxes. In the same row, set the 4/4 domino in the orange boxes. Next to it, place the 2/6 domino in the dark blue and white boxes.
In the third row, place the 6/3 domino in the light blue and purple boxes. In the same row, set the 2/2 domino in the dark blue boxes.
In the third column, set the 0/0 domino in the purple boxes.
In the fourth column, place the 4/0 domino in the orange and green boxes.

Yesterday’s Hard Pips Answer

Here comes the most challenging puzzle of the day. If you are facing issues in solving the hardest difficulty level, check out the hints and answers for yesterday’s Pips hard puzzle. We have also given the steps to solve the puzzle if you want to solve it on your own.

Click on a domino to place it on the board OR click on a cell on the board to show the domino.

In the first row, place the 3/0 domino in the purple and pink boxes. Next to it, place the 0/0 domino in the pink boxes. In the second row, set the 6/0 domino in the purple and pink boxes. Next to it, place the 1/2 domino in the dark blue and green boxes.
In the fifth row, place the 4/1 domino in the light blue and green boxes. In the sixth row, place the 6/6 domino in the orange boxes. In the same row, place the 3/3 domino in the dark blue boxes.
In the first column, place the 4/4 domino in the light blue boxes. Next to it, place the 0/1 domino in the pink and green boxes. In the fourth column, set the 3/5 domino in the dark blue and purple boxes.
In the fifth column, place the 4/2 domino in the light blue and green boxes. Below that, set the 4/3 domino in the orange and purple boxes.
In the last column, set the 3/2 domino in the orange and green boxes. Below that, place the 2/5 domino in the dark blue and pink boxes. In the same column, set the 3/1 domino in the dark blue and green boxes.

We hope that this walkthrough helped you reach yesterday’s Pip answer. If you’re still unsure of how the game fully works, we’ve explained how to play NYT Pips in detail to help you better understand the game rules and mechanics.

Is there a timer or penalty for mistakes in NYT Pips?

There is a hidden timer that only shows at the end, and you can freely undo or adjust domino placements with no penalty while solving the NYT Pips puzzle.

When does NYT Pips refresh?

New NYT Pips puzzles are released every day, with the fresh easy, medium, and hard puzzles unlocking at midnight in your local time zone.

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