LinkedIn isn’t charging for its games yet. Rather, they seem to be a way to keep users engaged on the platform. In addition to displaying a person’s high score and daily streak, LinkedIn will show who in a person’s connections has also played as well as school and company leaderboards.

Rolling out to users globally Wednesday are three games designed to be solved in under five minutes and are refreshed daily. Users will see a new games module in the “LinkedIn News” box in the upper right on the desktop website and in the “My Network” tab in the app.

The professional social network is launching three puzzle-like games—Crossclimb, Pinpoint, and Queens—that users can play for free.