What Fun IQ is for
Fun IQ is designed for people who want a short, satisfying puzzle without installing an app, creating an account or navigating a wall of advertising. The collection includes daily word and connection games, Sudoku, a word finder, dated printable packs and plain-language strategy guides.
Every core game remains free. Optional progress features use the browser on the visitor's own device, and the free printable pack does not require an email address.
Who is responsible for the site
Fun IQ is operated by Anthony McMeekin in the United Kingdom. The publisher is responsible for the site's original editorial material, puzzle checks, corrections, privacy information and commercial disclosures. Questions and correction reports can be sent through the contact page.
Fun IQ does not present its games as medical treatment, an intelligence test or a guaranteed route to educational improvement. They are recreational puzzles, accompanied by guidance intended to make the rules and reasoning easier to understand.
How puzzles are checked
Interactive games are tested for playable controls, answer consistency, clear instructions and a usable route to recovery when a player makes a mistake. Sudoku grids are checked for a complete intended solution. Word activities are checked against the site's supported word data and their stated letter constraints. Connection puzzles require a written explanation, not merely a hidden answer.
The complete process—including difficulty labels, accessibility checks and correction handling—is published in the puzzle-design and checking standard.
Editorial work and AI assistance
AI may assist with research structure, draft organisation or early wording. It does not publish autonomously. Live guides must add a distinct practical method, avoid unsupported claims, link to the relevant game and pass the site's editorial checks. Every journal article carries an honest publication date and an AI-assistance disclosure. We do not claim human expert review unless it has actually occurred.
We avoid publishing near-duplicate articles simply to create more pages. The editorial policy explains sourcing, updates, commercial independence and how corrections are handled.
How Fun IQ may earn money
Fun IQ may eventually earn revenue from clearly separated advertising, optional paid puzzle packs and disclosed partner recommendations. Payment never changes a puzzle answer or the outcome of an editorial review. Core games are not locked behind a subscription.
Start playing
Choose a game in the Play hub, browse the seven-day archive, print a weekly puzzle pack or read the Games Journal.