About Our Solitaire Associations Answers & Data Notes

The current archive includes 8,251 recorded levels. Those records are displayed across 825 level-range pages, usually with ten levels per page. The last range contains Levels 8241–8251.

Each level is identified by its number and contains recorded association groups. Within a group, the guide lists the words, names or item labels assigned to that category.

The Level Finder searches those recorded group and item labels. It helps locate a familiar puzzle when you remember one card but not its number.

The group name identifies the association. The accompanying entries identify the items recorded under that group. For example, Level 1 includes the Furniture group with Bed, Chair, Sofa, Wardrobe and Table.

Compare the category first. If it matches your puzzle, check several assigned items before assuming you have found the correct level. This matters most when a game version displays different numbering.

Some game cards are represented in the archive by text, while others are identified through descriptive image-clue labels. A phrase such as “image clue 1 of 2” is an identifier within the recorded answer data, not a claim that the original artwork appears on this site.

We preserve the recorded wording and group assignment instead of silently replacing unusual labels with guesses. That distinction helps prevent a descriptive identifier from being mistaken for the exact text printed on a game card.

If your current game shows a different set of categories at a particular level number, compare the puzzle's content before assuming either page is correct. Start with a distinctive group or item and search it in the Level Finder.

The archive describes the recorded solutions available here. It does not guarantee that every future game update will retain identical numbering.

If an answer does not match your game, email us with the level number, the category name and the item or group that appears different. A clear description of what you see is more useful than a message containing only “wrong answer”.

You can contact Crazyfit at hello@crazyfit.one. We can then compare the report with the recorded answer data.

Crazyfit is an independent puzzle-answer website. This guide is provided to help players identify recorded levels and association groups. Solitaire Associations Journey is referenced by name only to identify the game. Crazyfit does not claim to be its developer, publisher or official representative.