Linkzic is a music Connections game with real song clips: four songs, sixteen words. Each song hides a theme; find its four words and reveal the whole grid. One puzzle a day, drawn from fifty years of hits.
Four songs, sixteen words. Each song hides a theme — rain, boxing, the Titanic — and four words in the grid belong to it. Listen to the clip, guess the theme, tap the four words: the line checks itself.
Find Wordzic's daily music word or challenge your friends on SongTrivia. Both are free in your browser.
One grid a day, the same for everyone, refreshed every morning. It is free and needs no account.
Start with Song 1: its theme is right there in the title. The next ones come from the story, the video, then a reference. A word may seem to fit two themes — wait until you have four you are sure of.
From the sixties to today's releases. Every grid mixes decades, so a single era is never enough to solve it.
Any modern browser, on phone, tablet or desktop. Nothing to install.
I am Julien, and I make music games. Linkzic came out of a simple observation: everyone has a soundtrack in their head, and almost nobody gets to play with it.
I design, build and ship these games myself, one puzzle at a time. If a grid feels off, if a clue reads wrong, tell me — I read everything and it usually lands in the next version.