About

Survivor Puzzles rebuilds the puzzles from Survivor challenges so you can play them, practice them, and learn how to win them.

A fan project

This site is made by fans. It is not endorsed by or affiliated with CBS, Paramount, or Survivor Entertainment Group. We don't use footage, logos, or images from the show. Every puzzle, drawing, and sound here was made for this site.

How we check facts

Every challenge page lists the episodes where that puzzle aired. Each entry links to the record we used, so you can check it yourself. We only list an appearance when the record says what kind of puzzle it was. If a record is unclear, we leave the appearance out rather than guess.

Strategy guides follow the same rule. Stories from the show are tied to a named season and episode, and math facts link to their source. Where we tested something ourselves, like the most moves a 3×3 can ever need, the guide says so.

Corrections

If something here is wrong, we want to fix it. Each challenge page has a form for reporting an episode we missed. For anything else, email hello@survivorpuzzles.com with the page and what you saw. If you can, include the season and episode.

What the feedback forms keep

When you send a form, we store your note, the page you sent it from, the time, and your email if you add one. We use your email only to reply. To limit spam, we also keep a scrambled code made from your internet address, which changes every day. We don't store the address itself. We never show feedback on the site without checking it first, and we don't sell or share it.

Visitor counts

We count page views with Cloudflare Web Analytics. It doesn't use cookies, doesn't follow you to other sites, and doesn't build a profile of you. Your best times and daily results stay in your own browser.

Playing with any ability

• Every game works with a keyboard alone. Arrow keys slide tiles, and Space starts a game.
• Screen readers hear each move and how many tiles are home. Press R to hear the whole board.
• If your device is set to reduce motion, animations are turned off.
• Text uses Atkinson Hyperlegible, a typeface designed for readers with low vision.
• Every number on a tile is also announced, so color is never the only clue.