Nyt Vertex Archive (2024)

FAQs

Can you do past vertex puzzles? ›

However, there is currently no archive available for Vertex players who wish to enjoy past puzzles or replay their favorites.

We've made the difficult decision to discontinue Vertex. The last puzzle was published on August 29th, 2024. By removing Vertex, we are able to refocus our resources and continue to improve The New York Times Games portfolio and the experience for our players.

The best alternatives to Vertex are Streamline, 3dicons, and IconShock.

By continuously matching tiles and working through every layer you can reach the coveted maximum combo of 45. In addition to this overarching and somewhat difficult goal, Tiles also have different tile sets or palettes as they're called at the NYT which gives the game a refreshing variety between rounds.

Among the 8 starter puzzles, there is only one daily puzzle for Vertex that you can try and solve, but only if you are a subscriber to the New York Times mobile app.

Burgess Voshell is an artist and designer with a background in printmaking, architecture, and game design. He holds a BFA from CU Boulder, a M. Arch from the Rhode Island School of Design, and an MFA from NYU Game Center.

Other important factors to consider when researching alternatives to Vertex include user interface and files. The best overall Vertex alternative is Avalara. Other similar apps like Vertex are Sovos, Thomson Reuters ONESOURCE, Webgility, and Paddle.

Can you play NYTimes games without a subscription? ›

Note: If you are an All Access, Home Delivery, or Games subscriber, you have access to everything Games has to offer. If you are a non-subscriber or have a subscription that does not include Games (for example Cooking, Wirecutter, or The Athletic) you have limited access to games.

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Roll up your unfinished puzzles for travel and storage

Ideal for intricate puzzles that take many hours to complete, storing up to 1500 piece puzzles. The mat and storage bag allow for easy travel from coffee table to back porch or even to grandma's house.

What about those puzzles that are missing some pieces? You can still repurpose them! Use the pieces to create a unique puzzle frame, turn them into jewelry, or string them into garland.

The number on a vertex shows its remaining connections. Triangles will fill in if they are correct. Double tap a vertex to clear its connections.