The Atlantic has introduced a new hub dedicated to puzzle games, enhancing its digital offerings. This includes existing favorites like Bracket City and Caleb's Inferno Crossword Puzzle, along with new challenges like Stacks—combining elements of Tetris and Wordle—and Fluxis, which requires players to create words based on previous clues. According to Caleb Madison, the director of games at The Atlantic, these games aim to complement rather than replace existing daily puzzle habits, catering to the increasing demand for engaging mental exercises.
The Atlantic is launching a new gaming hub featuring puzzles like Bracket City and Caleb's Inferno Crossword Puzzle, accessible via web and app.
The new hub will introduce various games including Stacks and Fluxis, designed to cater to diverse puzzle lovers seeking daily mental challenges.
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