Not-so-puzzling facts about puzzles
- Angela Widdis
- Jan 16
- 2 min read
Puzzles are often referred to as mental exercises for the brain. However, when many individuals consider puzzles, they typically associate them with leisure activities or a means to occupy time. In truth, puzzles are structured games intended to engage and entertain the solver. They challenge a person’s creativity and knowledge to arrive at a specific solution. What better way to honor National Puzzle Day on January 29 than to engage with a puzzle and discover its benefits?
