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Six guesses to name the DSM-5 diagnosis behind a short fictional patient case, with another clinical detail revealed after each miss.
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Six guesses to name the DSM-5 diagnosis behind a short fictional patient case, with another clinical detail revealed after each miss.
Each guess at the hidden Dune character checks faction, gender, powers, role, debut, screen and status, with a quote after five tries, then letters and a picture.
Venture into a dungeon once a day with the same delver and odds as everyone else, as luck alone decides how deep you get and where you land on the leaderboard.
Solve two hidden four-letter words in parallel within twelve rows, using logic and the clues each entry gives on both boards.
Six timed rounds, 30 seconds each, asking for a single answer that suits two categories at once; less obvious answers send your rocket further.
Thirty-two hidden five-letter words share 37 guesses; side modes include Sequence, Jumble with random openers, and Crosswordle, plus global and private leaderboards.
Three pairs of historical events, and for each one you pick which happened first, aiming for a perfect three out of three.
Read seven real historical moments and date each within 25 seconds, with closer answers carrying a little pixel traveler further down the road.
Six guesses to identify a country's silhouette, each wrong one reporting kilometers away, compass direction and a percentage of closeness.
Find which nation consumes the most of one food per head, such as tangerines, with every miss showing how that guess ranks among 143 countries.
A chess puzzle where your piece turns into whatever it captures; plan a route that clears the board, in classic, epic, blitz or duel modes.
Probe a hidden grid one cell at a time, learning only the step distance to the nearest reflector, then mark them all while using as few probes as you can across three grids.
One line of Final Fantasy XIV dialogue appears; name the speaker in six guesses, with each guess compared on expansion, race, gender, faction and duty.
Race the clock to trace the single eight-letter word hidden in a five-by-five letter grid, linking touching letters in any direction while shorter decoys lurk.
Unscramble a growing set of letters into a word, with one more tile added after each answer, until you reach the eight-letter finale before time runs out.
Eight clued words, easiest first, all spelled from one small shared pool of letters, with hints and skips when one will not come.
Trace a hidden trail from a red starting dot across a hex map in six turns, with each check marking cells as in place, in the path but misplaced, or absent.
Identify an Elden Ring character, enemy or boss as each attempt compares type, game, region, faction, species, gender and whether it is a boss fight.
Track down an Elder Scrolls character, Daedric Princes included, from matches on race, faction, role, gender, the games they appear in and where you meet them.
Study a parliament's seating chart, colored by party, and name the country and election year it shows, with daily, endless and easy modes.
Flip through a deck of element cards and swipe each one by whether the mystery element's atomic number is higher or lower, aiming for few mistakes.
Pick out the longest word hidden in sixteen letters across three rounds, choosing letters in reading order that need not be next to each other, plus a find-all Hunt mode.
Knock out seven of eight listed world events until only the one asked for remains, such as the earliest by year, across levels of rising difficulty.
Fill a five-by-five mini crossword of common words in about two minutes, then press check, with every failed check counted against you; Sundays grow to a 7x7 pinwheel.
Read a short string of emojis and type the word they spell out, with five tries and green and yellow letter hints guiding each attempt.
Figure out which movie a string of emoji describes, with three guesses and an optional hint, or build an emoji puzzle of your own to share.
Twenty guesses to name a Magic: The Gathering card, with columns for mana value, colors, rarity, types and set turning green or filling partway as you get closer.
Use a limited set of walls on a grassy grid to fence the horse into as large an area as you can; fruit, bees and portals shift the score.
Complete a 9x9 crossword of everyday words with about 26 clued answers and every letter crossed, then submit aiming for no failed checks; Sundays go to 11x11.
Electricity data, from total output and demand per person to source mix and carbon intensity, points to a hidden country; find it in six guesses, extra clues optional.
Run through five English quizzes back to back, from spelling and vocabulary to idioms, grammar and etymology, with 20 seconds a question and a miss ending each quiz.
Set up a working Enigma I from the day's key sheet, where one plugboard cable is smudged out, then work out that missing pair and decode the intercept within six tries.
Solve a France-set crime by turning over 40 cards of people, places and objects, each only once your notebook's clues prove it, gaining a new clue with every flip.
Five actors' faces: name films that at least two of them appear in, scoring by headcount and rarity, and hunt for a film featuring all five before five misses end it.
Solve three sudokus in a row, a 6x6 warm-up, a classic 9x9 and a variant such as jigsaw, sandwich or thermo, with accuracy and speed earning a belt from white to black.
A different small game appears each day, and you get a single sixty-second attempt at it after a chance to try the controls.
Recognize a TV series from a single frame taken from one of its episodes, which starts out obscured, with six attempts to land on the right show.
Split a grid of numbers into triples where two combine to make the third by adding, multiplying or raising to a power, using every number once.
Study a historical scene, then drop a pin where it happened and set the year it took place, with the same scene for everyone each day.
Seven historical moments, each on a 25-second clock: name the year, earning 100 points for an exact hit and as little as 10 for a wide miss.
Study a real historical photo and its clue, then scrub a timeline to date it and drop a pin where it happened, across five rounds.
Spread ten $1,000 chips over assets like silver, tea or Crocs in a hidden year between 2005 and 2020, rebalancing twice, then see how your return ranks.
Guess the entries on a community-written list for the day's prompt, from thrash metal bands to video game weapons, with each list made by a different player.
Pick doors through a branching story where all but one route ends in death, and use how each death happened to work out the single rule marking safe doors.
Pick a game, from League of Legends and Valorant to Minecraft and CS:GO, and guess its champion, agent, mob, skin or map across four daily modes each.