The professional social network has three new games: Pinpoint, Crossclimb, and Queens. All three are an unexpected amount of fun.

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LinkedIn has introduced three games to its app as an engagement tactic to get users to open the app every day. The games are called Pinpoint, Crossclimb, and Queens. They are similar to popular games from The New York Times. Despite the cringeworthy attempts to evolve into a social network, LinkedIn's revenue and engagement have increased. However, sharing game scores on LinkedIn is unnecessary.

I regret to inform you that LinkedIn’s games are very fun

<p>I love Queens, Pinpoint is growing on me, and I can’t understand the last one.  But, yeah, it definitely has me coming back each day!</p>
