Journeyman
Identify a footballer from his career clubs, listed oldest first; each wrong guess lights up shared clubs and reveals another, and quick solves earn more points.
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Identify a footballer from his career clubs, listed oldest first; each wrong guess lights up shared clubs and reveals another, and quick solves earn more points.
Five legal-reasoning cases in a row, from if-then rules and a logic game to an alibi, lying witnesses and hearsay, with speed and accuracy deciding which law school takes you.
Track down the Jujutsu Kaisen character, human or cursed spirit, by checking each guess's grade, clan, affiliation, species, status and first chapter.
Players, avatars and even Zathura's robot count in this Jumanji pool; each guess checks world, role, film, debut, job and hair, with a quote unlocking at five tries.
Trade letter pairs around a scrambled grid to straighten out six hidden words, with 15 swaps available and fewer used scoring higher.
Unscramble several short words, then use their circled letters to crack the pun that captions a cartoon, in the newspaper puzzle running since 1954.
Find words tied to the day's theme, like science fiction, hidden in a letter grid, with an archive of earlier themes.
Chart a route between two given words through a chain of small changes, with an archive of earlier puzzles to go back and replay.
Humans and dinosaurs share the Jurassic Park pool, cartoons included; compare each guess's type, role, size, places, debut and last appearance to the answer.
Five head-to-head questions ask which of two places ranks higher on a census-style statistic such as poverty rate, with difficulty climbing each round.
Six words each have one letter missing; fill the gaps and the missing letters together form the keyword that ties the set.
Solve one mystery from up to five clues revealed in turn, where the answer could be someone famous, a location or a well-known event.
Work out how the goals in the day's match were scored, a soccer logic puzzle set in a fictional league with season standings that build day by day.
Swipe right for true or left for false on football claims about national teams, clubs, transfers and records, with 12 seconds to decide each card.
Solve one cryptic crossword-style clue that hides a murder weapon, poison or cause of death, with three optional hints that lower your rank the more you use.
Fling a golf ball up a towering course, dragging to aim and releasing to shoot, and try to reach the summit in the fewest strokes.
Identify the hidden Kingdom Hearts character, whether an original or a Disney or Final Fantasy guest, by comparing world, weapon, origin, affiliation, debut and nature.
Name a film or TV title from up to five clues, scoring higher the fewer you need, with a back catalogue of past puzzles.
Three cinema guessing modes: name an actor from their filmography, a movie from its cast list, and, once a week, a director from their films.
Find the hidden Kirby character by testing names against debut, role, kind, ability, color and home, with emoji, letter and image clues opening up.
Unpick one deliberately convoluted question full of double negatives and red herrings, then commit a single numeric guess that is ranked against everyone else's.
Use ten numbers to build three rising four-number sequences, each term after the second being the sum of the prior two, with one knot number in all three.
Point to where named countries sit on a blank, label-free globe, relying on your own mental map of the world to place each one.
Shift blocks only in the direction of their grain and rotate the box to drop a black key into its brass lock, with a gold-leaf keepsake for the fewest moves.
Pin down a secret four-digit combination using only a board of already-graded guesses, comparing their right-digit and right-position counts until one code fits.
Just 15 KPop Demon Hunters characters, tiger and magpie included, to pick from: guess one and compare group, species, role, hair, gender and fate.
Track down a mystery K-pop act or idol by how each guess's details compare, with partial credit for a shared parent label and six, eight or ten tries by difficulty.
Identify a hidden K-pop idol using group, agency, gender, birthplace, birth year and month, and debut, with an emoji hint after six misses and letters and a photo later.
Answer seven quick prompts, 25 seconds apiece, and score depth for answers few others gave, since common replies barely move you down.
Tune in to an incoming transmission and decode it through a round of space trivia, with a star atlas and past signals to explore.
Find every black square in a numbered Kuromasu grid, where each number counts the cells it can see along its row and column, with three reveals to fall back on.
Circle the themed words hiding across, down and backward in a letter grid, tracking streaks, scores and speed.
Join numbered knots with threads so each touches exactly its number, frame threads included, until everything forms one connected web.
Drag six pictures into order by a hidden figure, such as US cities by population, with one submission, a point per exact spot and half for one place off.
Pick out a famous building or monument from somewhere on the globe, with extra hints arriving each time you skip a turn or guess wrong.
Place five landmark photos on a world map, earning up to 1,000 points each, with optional hints like a wider photo or the continent costing points.
Pin down a place, sometimes a city and sometimes a whole country, from six photos of it, with each wrong answer unlocking the next image.
Listen to five short audio clips and guess the country for each, with up to three plays per clip and a single attempt at the shared set.
Read a few sample sentences in an unknown tongue and name the language, with feedback on how close each guess is and three difficulty levels.
Find a hidden language by guessing others and watching where they sit on a family tree relative to it, with up to 20 guesses and a hint.
Set your racing line around a real circuit and drive it for a medal time over six laps, plus side games to name a mystery track, run a pit stop and tackle a corner in 3D.
Spot the anagrams concealed in the puzzle and loop a lasso around each one, rearranging letters in your head to find the hidden words.
Roll paint along whole rows and columns of a grid, layering colors so the final canvas matches a picture card, in the smallest number of rolls.
Pour colored liquid between seven bottles until each of five colors fills its own, where whole top layers move together and only three undos are allowed.
Nine quick items on numbers, patterns, memory and sequences inside sixty seconds, the same set for every player, framed as a clearance test in a dystopian world.