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Past puzzle setters including Araucaria, Bunthorne and Custos helped develop the modern “Cryptic” while the daily “Quick” puzzle first appeared in the Guardian in 1970. Our team of world class crossword setters have always employed pen-names so that solvers can recognise their different styles. The Guardian published its first cryptic crossword in 1929, with a prize for its completion of two guineas (£2.10), and our puzzles have appeared in print and then online ever since. Subscribe for just £3.49 a month – or, save 20% when you pay for the full year at £32.99.ĭownload from Google Play About the Guardian’s crosswords Two players collaborate on a Guardian cryptic crossword set by Qaos Two-player mode, so you can play with a friendĪ user-friendly calendar of the enormous Guardian archive Prize – a prize crossword, published every Saturday Speedy – a quick crossword, published every Sunday Weekend – our weekend cryptic, published every SaturdayĮveryman – a prize crossword, published every Sunday Quiptic – a cryptic puzzle for beginners, published every Monday Quick – a quick crossword, published every Monday to SaturdayĬryptic – a cryptic crossword, published every weekday

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