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Planning a remote puzzle night with loved ones is a fun and engaging way to connect meaningfully even when you’re far apart. Begin by selecting a day and hour that works for everyone. Use a video call platform like Zoom or Google Meet so you can stay visually connected and converse as you collaborate piece by piece.

Choose a puzzle that everyone can enjoy—something with a ideal complexity, like a medium-difficulty image puzzle, is ideal. You can all order the same puzzle online or use a digital puzzle app that supports simultaneous multiplayer puzzle play. If you go the virtual route, apps like Puzzle Party Pro offer co-op play features that make teamwork effortless.

Send out a list of supplies everyone will need before the event. This might include a tangible puzzle set, a table with good lighting, a warm beverage, and coordinated treats. Prompt participants to get cozy or add a playful twist like matching pajamas to enhance the mood.

During the party take turns sharing your best guesses, swap amusing anecdotes, and cheer over milestones like completing a section. Keep the mood light and avoid rushing—it’s read about puzzle shared joy, not winning.

Plan for breaks every hour or so. Use that time to chat casually, let everyone meet your animals, or launch a fun fact challenge. You could even have a short virtual toast halfway through. Wrap up by taking a photo of your printed masterpiece and sharing it in a group chat.

Turn it into a recurring event so everyone counts down to the next session. A virtual puzzle party doesn’t require fancy gear or complex logistics—just loved ones and the warm satisfaction of teamwork.