LinkedIn, the social media site aimed at professionals, is getting a bit more casual. The site has added a trio of games to its offerings for members, which all loosely follow the Wordle model that has been so successful for The New York Times.

LinkedIn is getting into games. Its new puzzle games include trivia, word association, and a colorful twist on sudoku. There are company and school leaderboards, and you can share scores with your LinkedIn connections. If you get tired of networking the next time you're on LinkedIn, you can now take a break with one of its competitive puzzle games.

Pinpoint, Crossclimb, and Queens offer quick and challenging gameplay, inspired by popular word and logic puzzles. Playing these games once a day can boost connections and interactions on the platform, potentially increasing LinkedIn's user base.

LinkedIn is entering the gaming world with the introduction of three new games: Queens, Cross Climb, and Pinpoint. Aimed at increasing user engagement and fostering social connections, these games wil

LinkedIn is joining the daily word game boom with three new puzzle games that are clearly trying to capture some of that 'Wordle' thunder...and keep you on LinkedIn for longer.

Professional networking gamified? Taking only minutes to play, the games are perfect for a commute or a quick work break.

LinkedIn is usually associated with business, not leisure, but the career-focused social media site is now introducing three original online games. On May 1, LinkedIn debuted three games that can be played one time per day,

LinkedIn has created a gaming hub with three puzzle games to engage users on the career-focused social media network.