Gerrymandle
Group map tiles into connected districts, each with the same number of houses, so the assigned party wins more seats than any rival, using packing and cracking.
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Group map tiles into connected districts, each with the same number of houses, so the assigned party wins more seats than any rival, using packing and cracking.
Film, year, species, age, magic and role are the clues for finding today's Studio Ghibli character, with emoji help after six guesses and a picture after eighteen.
Identify a Ghostbusters character, human or ghost, from how your guesses compare on kind, job, role, debut, film appearances and fate.
Take on a 16x16 sudoku whose rows, columns and 4x4 boxes each need sixteen symbols, nine digits and the letters A to G, 256 squares with one logical solution.
Win a Quarto endgame by placing the piece you were dealt and then picking which piece your rival has to play, with a single opening move that forces victory.
Pin down the Gilmore Girls character of the day as each guess compares job, home, social circle, gender and first and last seasons, with quote and picture hints.
Rebuild a hidden quotation by placing the letters stacked above each column into the right squares, with words allowed to wrap across lines.
Watch five rounds of motion, the same set for every player, then throw each one back from memory, scoring by how closely your throw copies what you saw.
Hold to expand a ring around fading stars and let go to bank them while dodging spikes, with bigger hauls paying more across a 75-second run and three chances.
Five memory rounds built on a single look each: recall which cells flashed, where a dot appeared, the order things came in, a number and what sat where.
Study each of three toy-town scenes for ten seconds, then list every object you remember within a minute; small or hidden items are worth more.
Travel from a starting city to a target city by hopping between nearby cities, using the fewest jumps; a weekly rule-twist challenge and a route-reveal mode add variety.
Guess a country from its area and elevation, unlocking population, GDP, geography, religions, languages and finally the capital with each further try.
Type any country and watch it shade the globe in warmer colors the closer it sits to the hidden one; there is no guess limit, only your count.
Hunt for a hidden capital city on a 3D globe, where each wrong pick is colored by its distance and joined by arcs that narrow the search.
Decode a word whose letters are stacked on top of one another into a single overlapping shape, testing any word you like to tease out which letters are in it.
Each of five category rounds hides five correct picks among decoys; tap the ones you are sure of and bank them before risking a trap.
Clear a crowded board of arrows by tapping each to slide out the way it points, choosing an order where nothing blocks the path, with three lives and a daily puzzle.
Spin a reel to draft real pros into your player's attribute slots and simulate his whole career, with a daily round dealing everyone the same cards in several sports.
Steer a ball around a stone maze to fetch the gold key before heading for the exit, with optional gems, three maze sizes, no timer and points for a short route.
Five dishes described by their flavors and history, each to be traced to its country or region of origin before its name and ingredients are shown.
Gods, monsters and mortals from the God of War games make up the pool; guesses are checked on kind, mythology, allegiance, fate and whether you fight them.
Name the kaiju or mecha from the Godzilla franchise by origin, type, powers, era, which side it fights on, debut year and height in meters, with a title clue at five.
Split sixteen golfers into four secret sets of four, tied together by facts like country, college, birth decade, majors or tour wins, with six mistakes to spare.
Play three holes of word golf, guessing a hidden five-letter word on each in up to seven shots and scoring birdies or bogeys against each hole's par.
Guess how Google finishes a partial search query by naming its top autocomplete suggestions; the once-a-day question mode gives everyone the same prompt.
Find the differences between paired pictures across five cases a day, rising from three changes on easy to seven on hard, with themed scenes and a timer.
Look at a sample of writing, say which language it is, then place that language on a world map, across three shared rounds drawn from 71 scripts.
Swap tiles until rows or columns spell words, which then clear away; empty the board within a swap limit in Mini or Daily, or chase points in Classic.
Swap letters on a small grid to spell words across full rows or columns, which then clear; finish the board before your swap gauge runs dry.
Five Formula 1 questions on tracks, drivers and memorable races, each answered by tapping the map spot where it happened, for up to 1,000 points.
Fill squares of a picture grid, nonogram style, so the runs of stitches agree with the number clues beside each row and each column, revealing Grandma's yarn picture.
Type a math function whose curve runs from the green start to the red target while dodging blue obstacles, within a 100-unit ink budget.
Work out the Gravity Falls character from affiliation, species, debut episode, age group, status and part in Weirdmageddon, with quote, letter and picture hints later.
Guess a figure from Greek myth by comparing type, gender, domain, parents, home and whether they appear in the Odyssey or the Iliad.
Identify the Grey's Anatomy character by rank, specialty, status, first and last season, episode count and whether they married, with a quote after five misses.
Take turns choosing letters and slotting them into a 4x4 board to form words, playing the shared daily board solo or a live match with a friend.
Drag lettered tiles into a crossword-like web of connected words, scoring letter values plus bonus tiles that boost or multiply each word.
Spell as many words of three or more letters as possible from a 3x3 letter grid, using each tile once per word, with longer words scoring higher.
Trace words through a small letter grid to fill in the blanks of a hidden quote, using the word lengths shown as a guide and aiming for a gold rating.
Decide whether each suspect in a grid is criminal or innocent from clues alone; every right call turns a card and adds a clue, with difficulty rising through the week.
Complete a crossword that has no clues at all, working out which words fit across and down by logic, in mini, main and mega sizes.
Find words in a small letter grid, live against two to eight friends, in turn-based VS challenges, or solo on three fresh daily boards.
Look around from a fixed spot inside five real football grounds and name the home club of each before its 45-second timer runs out.
Aim and drop fruit into a bowl where matching pairs combine into a larger fruit, keeping the heap below the rim on a run every player shares.