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Tintuition (opens the game in a new tab)
Match colours by eye using hue, saturation and lightness controls, build combos and climb through increasingly exact ranks. A progressive visual perception challenge.
Tintuition: details and ratingsBack (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily reverse math game: each problem gives the answer and four lines of arithmetic, and exactly one makes it. Twenty seconds each, one life. Free daily, no signup.
Back: details and ratingsBlitzed (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily mental arithmetic game where every problem has three numbers and two operations, like 5 + 10 x 2. Twenty problems climb from small chains to brackets, percentages, two-digit products and cubes. Free daily, no signup.
Blitzed: details and ratingsCalc (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily number puzzle. Walk from the first button to the last across a grid of numbers and operators, one touching button at a time, and land on exactly the target. Reads left to right like a calculator. Free daily, no signup.
Calc: details and ratingsDocket (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily logic game in a familiar but retired section of an important standardized test: one setup, a handful of conditions, and five questions about what those conditions force. Free daily, no signup.
Docket: details and ratingsFinesse (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily double dummy. All four hands face up, one suit trumps, and a perfect defense. Play South and the dummy and take the tricks the contract asks for. Three rules, no bidding, no luck, and a new deal every day. Free daily, no signup.
Finesse: details and ratingsPlot (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily rectangle puzzle (shikaku): divide the board into rectangles that each hold one number and cover exactly that many cells. Free daily, no signup.
Plot: details and ratingsPolka (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily kropki sudoku. No digits printed, only dots: white means neighbors differ by 1, black means one is double the other, no dot means neither. One logical solution, a new deal every day, hardest on Sundays. Free daily, no signup.
Polka: details and ratingsPairdle (opens the game in a new tab)
Similar to Wordle in many ways, but uses three letters pairs to make 6 letter words. Surprisingly harder than it looks or super easy at other times.
Pairdle: details and ratingsMidi Crossword (opens the game in a new tab)
The "Midi" crossword is bigger than a mini, smaller than a full grid. 7x7 Monday through Thursday, 8x8 Friday and Saturday, and a 9x9 finale on Sunday. Timed, with Check and Reveal.
Midi Crossword: details and ratingsTridle (opens the game in a new tab)
Good things come in threes, like secret words.
Tridle: details and ratingsTimed (opens the game in a new tab)
Time estimation game with no clock. You are asked for an interval - 4.3 seconds, say. You press and hold, and the screen goes dark. Let go when you think the time is up.
Timed: details and ratingsCryptl (opens the game in a new tab)
Each day features a hidden quote or saying from a famous person or historical figure. Piece together the quote by finding the correct missing letters. Use pattern matching, logic, and your knowledge to solve the cryptographic puzzle!
Cryptl: details and ratingsSlideword (opens the game in a new tab)
Daily 5x5 word puzzle: slide whole rows and columns until all five rows spell words. Tiles wrap around the edges. Timed score, clue-bar hints, Easy and Hard modes.
Slideword: details and ratingsSquardle (opens the game in a new tab)
Solve six words in two dimensions.
Squardle: details and ratingsWerdle (opens the game in a new tab)
A polished daily word puzzle with familiar guess-and-feedback play, clean mobile-friendly design, statistics and shareable results.
Werdle: details and ratingsStrata (opens the game in a new tab)
Peel back a 3D map of a mystery city 1 layer at a time. Terrain, weather, water, roads, then buildings. Guess the city in five layers!
Strata: details and ratingsDaily Kakuro (opens the game in a new tab)
Every day a new Kakuro puzzle in 4 difficulty levels. Also with an archive of several months. Solve according to the kakuro rules: the numbers (1-9) entered need to add up to the corresponding clue.
Daily Kakuro: details and ratingsDealer (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily price-guessing game: one vehicle a day, from a hatchback to a work van to a supercar, and three guesses at its starting MSRP. The first guess counts most, and a guess within 1% is a bullseye. Free daily, no signup.
Dealer: details and ratingsGuess Hue (opens the game in a new tab)
Spot the one different hue in a nine-tile grid before four seconds run out. Each correct choice narrows the colour gap.
Guess Hue: details and ratingsBiz (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily business quiz. Twenty-five questions on brands, markets, founders, deals and business history climb from easy to expert, and one wrong answer ends the run. Twenty seconds a question, one life, everyone plays the same twenty-five. Free daily, no si...
Biz: details and ratingsSworn (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily Knights-and-Knaves logic puzzle: a handful of locals under oath, exactly so many of them lying, one of them a thief. Work the contradictions and name the culprit. A new inquest every day, six sworn on Sundays. Free daily, no signup.
Sworn: details and ratingsAnon (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily acrostic with no clues. A passage sits in the grid, one box per letter, and every box also belongs to one answer in the bank, so a letter typed in either half appears in the other. Free daily, no signup.
Anon: details and ratingsEtch (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily nonogram (picross): row and column clues give the runs of filled squares. Fill the grid by pure logic and a picture appears. Free daily, no signup.
Etch: details and ratings