Taylor Swift Puzzle on Google Reveals '1989 (Taylor's Version)' Vault Tracks—Here's How to Play It

In the words of pop star Taylor Swift, "you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes." But this new puzzle game on Google is hardly stupid but a treat to all Swifties who have been looking forward for months now to listen to the "1989 (Taylor's Version)."

This Grammy-award-winning album signified Swift's departure from the country genre and established her as a pop household. But of course, after all that drama and "Bad Blood" with her previous record label, she has been re-recording her albums, giving fans a taste of nostalgia and vault tracks.

These vault tracks did not make it to the final cut of their respective albums. But thanks to the re-recorded versions, they are now seeing "Daylight." This is especially true for the 10-minute version of "All Too Well," which was only 5 minutes long in its initial release.

Now, Swift continues her penchant for leaving breadcrumbs and easter eggs to hint at her upcoming music endeavors. To unlock the "1989 (Taylor's Version)" vault tracks, Swifties worldwide can embark on a digital scavenger hunt. By searching for "Taylor Swift" and clicking on the blue vault, fans are prompted to solve a word puzzle.

89 Puzzles for '1989 (Taylor's Version)'

While there are 89 puzzles in homage to "1989," it's worth the challenge. As Taylor Swift herself reminds us, "nothing lasts forever." Once 33 million puzzles are collectively solved, the coveted vault track titles will be revealed, proving that good things come to those who wait in the Swiftie world.

Swift's announcement of "1989 (Taylor's Version)" during her monumental Eras Tour marked a significant moment in her journey to reclaim ownership of her music. Expressing her gratitude to the dedicated Swifties who rallied behind her, Taylor emphasized the personal significance of re-recording her albums.

During a concert, Taylor unveiled the cover art and release date for "1989 (Taylor's Version)" - a highly anticipated date for fans' calendars, October 27, 2023.

The crowd erupted with excitement as Taylor treated them to a rendition of "New Romantics," a beloved track from the album's deluxe version. Taking to Instagram, Taylor shared her enthusiasm for the project, dubbing it her "most FAVORITE re-record" yet.

The allure lies in the "5 From The Vault" tracks, a set of hidden gems that Taylor believes were unjustly left behind. With this revelation, she ignited a surge of anticipation among Swifties worldwide.

The ingenious Google puzzle hunt adds an extra layer of excitement for fans eagerly awaiting the release of "1989 (Taylor's Version)." It incorporates elements from the album and Taylor's journey, making it a fitting tribute to this iconic era in her career.

How to Play the 1989 Puzzle on Google

1. Go to Google.

2. Enter the Search Query: In the Google search bar, type "Taylor Swift" and press Enter.

3. Look for the Blue Vault: In the search results, you'll notice a small blue vault icon associated with Taylor Swift's name. Click on it.

4. Solve the Puzzles: Once you click on the blue vault, you'll be presented with a word puzzle. Your goal is to solve it. This puzzle may take a little time, as there are 89 puzzles in total (a nod to "1989 (Taylor's Version)." Keep in mind that patience is the key. Your answers shall also be typed on the search bar.

5. Repeat: After completing a puzzle, repeat the process for the next one. Remember, there are 89 in total, so pace yourself.

6. Contribute to the Swiftie Community: Every puzzle you solve contributes to the collective effort of Swifties worldwide. As a community, your goal is to reach 33 million solved puzzles to unlock the vault track titles.