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Extreme Connections Maker

The normal Connections is 16 tiles. Extreme goes to 32 (8 groups) or 64 (16 groups) — a genuinely hard team challenge. Build one, share a link, and watch your group chat suffer. Anyone can play for free.

Board theme

Preview · 8 groups · 32 tiles

Colored by group so you can see the theme; players see them shuffled and uncolored until solved.

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What is Extreme Connections?

Extreme Connections is a harder version of the classic word-grouping puzzle. A standard board has 16 tiles in 4 hidden groups; Extreme scales to 32 tiles in 8 groups or 64 tiles in 16 groups. More groups means more decoy overlaps and a much tougher solve — a real team challenge for finance training, onboarding, offsites, classrooms, and study groups. See how finance teams use it →

How to make one

  1. Choose a 32-tile (8 groups) or 64-tile (16 groups) board.
  2. Name each hidden group and enter four words each, adding a decoy that overlaps another group.
  3. Pick a decorative theme and watch the live preview update.
  4. Share the live link or export a printable PDF — anyone can play free.

Frequently asked questions

What is an Extreme Connections puzzle?

An Extreme Connections puzzle is a word-grouping game with 8 groups (32 tiles) or 16 groups (64 tiles), instead of the usual 4 groups (16 tiles). You sort every tile into its hidden category, with deliberate overlaps that make it far harder than a standard board.

Is Extreme Connections free?

Playing any shared Extreme Connections puzzle is free in your browser. Creating your own 32- or 64-tile puzzles is a Premium feature, which also unlocks decorative themes and printable PDF export.

How many tiles is a 32-tile vs 64-tile board?

A 32-tile board has 8 groups of 4. A 64-tile board has 16 groups of 4 — enough to cover an entire vocabulary unit in one 'mega review' puzzle.

Can I print an Extreme Connections puzzle?

Yes — premium creators can export any board to a printable PDF with an answer key, ideal for offsites, classrooms, and study groups.

What are Extreme Connections puzzles good for?

They shine as team-building challenges, finance and vocabulary training, onboarding icebreakers, classroom review, and study-group quizzing.