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Pin down the hidden Hunter x Hunter character as each try reveals matches on Nen category, Hunter rank, affiliation, hair, status and the arc they debut in.
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Pin down the hidden Hunter x Hunter character as each try reveals matches on Nen category, Hunter rank, affiliation, hair, status and the arc they debut in.
From a single still of a historic NBA game, pick the home and visiting teams, then the coaches, players and big moments, scoring points for each correct call.
Herd members, villains and acorn-chasers from Ice Age are compared on species, group, side, diet, size and voice actor until the day's character turns up.
Spin rows of letter wheels until they line up into three words of three, four and five letters.
Turn a short string of emoji into the familiar idiom or saying it stands for, reading them literally, by sound or by idea, with no cap on guesses.
Work out the secret footballer, a current star or a past great from Europe's five big leagues, with each guess comparing club, league, nationality and age.
Answer one numeric trivia question, like the share of nitrogen in the air, in six guesses, with far, warm and hot colors showing how close each is.
Soccer's take on the grid: nine squares crossing clubs and achievements, in World and English football versions, filled with players in nine guesses.
Fill a three-by-three grid with MLB players who satisfy both the team or stat on their row and column, using nine guesses; obscure picks earn a better rarity score.
Name NHL players for nine squares, each matching both a franchise and an achievement such as a season milestone, using nine guesses and chasing a low rarity score.
Pick NBA players who fit each pairing of franchise and stat category across a nine-square board, with nine guesses and a rarity score that rewards deep cuts.
The NFL edition of Sports Reference's grid: nine squares, each crossing two categories such as a franchise and first-team All-Pro honors, and nine guesses to fill them.
A WNBA-focused grid where each square crosses a team, college or season stat, and you have nine guesses to name a qualifying player for all of them.
Every word you make costs ink from one shared pot: form words to grow a bonus, then spend what remains spelling the secret word to claim it.
Name the Indiana Jones character from debut film, side, nationality, occupation, affiliation and status, using traits that show as matches, partial matches or misses.
Identify five Wikipedia articles from nothing but their infobox details, with a single guess allowed for each one.
Tumble a cube with one inked face across a sheet so it stamps only the marked squares, planning every roll to cover all marks within par, on three new boards a day.
Name the hidden Invincible character as each guess is checked on powers, species, affiliation, role, status and debut, with quote and picture hints unlocking later.
Sudoku with dots between neighboring cells that mark pairs differing by one or where one digit doubles the other, in several grid sizes and difficulties.
Judge six pictures a day, deciding for each one whether it is a genuine photo or something an AI generated.
Name the day's Binding of Isaac item using the clues each guess reveals, with a separate trinket mode and an infinite beta for extra rounds.
Split sixteen Binding of Isaac items into four linked sets, in the spirit of Only Connect and its grouping wall, while a timer runs on your solve.
Guess the mystery isekai series from MyAnimeList's catalog, narrowing it down with what each wrong pick reveals about the answer.
Guess how many of one thing it takes to do another, like balloons to lift a cat or batteries to boil a kettle, then watch the experiment play out, five a day.
Guess the price of one household product in five tries, steered by higher-or-lower arrows and hot-to-cold hints until you land within 5 percent.
Read about a historic event, like the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb, and pin down its year in six tries, with endless free play after the daily.
One answer for each of seven Bible prompts, with 25 seconds apiece, where less expected picks score up to 100 and short closed lists pay full for any right answer.
Answer clues pulled from past Jeopardy episodes, then bet your earnings on one final question in this short quiz.
Six extra clues, one written for each category on the day's Jeopardy board but never used on the show, for you to answer at home.
Place jesters so each row, each column and each colored region holds exactly one, none adjacent even at corners, on a board growing from 8x8 to 11x11 by Sunday.
Ten world-trivia questions a day in about two minutes, with speed-weighted points and the option to host live rooms friends join by code.
Rebuild a featured Wikimedia Commons photo cut into 80 interlocking pieces, sorting the tray into edges or by color and racing the clock as pieces snap into place.
Assemble a jigsaw built from a vintage news photo in the LA Times collection, then browse older puzzles and track your solve times.
Assemble a new online jigsaw each morning, or try mystery puzzles that hide the picture until it is built, multiplayer sessions and puzzles from your own photos.
Assemble the day's jigsaw photo, such as a marble temple in Bangkok, choosing anywhere from 4 to 1,000 pieces, with missed days staying open and progress saved.
Three grids of rising difficulty arrive each day, and each must be filled with pieces you can rotate and also resize to fit; weekly leaderboards restart Mondays.
Restock a Japanese vending machine so no brand or product type repeats in any row or column, while satisfying price and position clues from the manifest.
Hear a track from Old School RuneScape's soundtrack and mark where in the game world it plays, with practice and multiplayer modes besides the daily.
Aim to land on the same word other players choose, matching meaning rather than spelling, either in the daily round or with friends.
Five Jujutsu Shenanigans puzzles a day: guess a fighter from stats, a moveset revealed key by key, an awakening, emoji or a pixelated screenshot that sharpens.
Assassins and allies from John Wick to identify by weapon, role, affiliation, nationality, debut and status, with an emoji clue after five misses.
Guess JoJo's Bizarre Adventure characters and Stands across several daily modes, from Stand users to emoji clues and a Steel Ball Run set, with a hard mode.
Knock out eight country categories on a spinning 3D globe in as few picks as you can, since each country chosen counts toward every category it fits.
Three geography questions on a 3D globe, finding a country, picking a city and placing a spot on Earth, with ten pins to spend across all of them.
Link two countries over land by naming the neighbors that lie between them, in the fewest steps you can manage, in normal or hard mode.