r/puzzles is a subreddit with 455k members. The community frequently discusses puzzle, looking, looking for, struggling, and hard, and the most common flair used is [unsolved], [solved], not seeking solutions, and promo weekly.
The place to share the best kinds of puzzles, r/mechanicalpuzzles people are welcome here. Self-promotion is permitted in the stickied "Promo Weekly" post.
Popular Topics in r/puzzles
#1
Puzzle
106 posts
#2
Looking
29 posts
#3
Looking For
29 posts
#4
Struggling
26 posts
#5
Hard
10 posts
#6
Meowdoku
9 posts
#7
Star Battle
6 posts
#8
Frustrating
5 posts
#9
Star
4 posts
#10
Sudoku
4 posts
Flair Used in r/puzzles
#1
[Unsolved]
: "Puzzle about the number of 4s counting from 1 to 100"
19 posts
#2
[SOLVED]
: "Hopping Part 2"
5 posts
#3
Not seeking solutions
: "Can someone explain what is the next step in this skyscraper puzzle?"
3 posts
#4
Promo Weekly
: "Promote your project in this thread"
1 post
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Yearly
+27k members(6.3%)
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Last updated: October 22, 2026