Latticle
Figure out where each letter sits on a small grid by asking about rows and columns, placing letters and locking in for colored feedback, on one 3x3 and one 4x4 board.
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Figure out where each letter sits on a small grid by asking about rows and columns, placing letters and locking in for colored feedback, on one 3x3 and one 4x4 board.
Guide a freshly launched AI model across its first day in a two-minute management game, aiming for the highest spot on the public Arena ranking.
Steer a mower over every grass tile using the fewest steps, keeping clippings out of ponds since the chute throws right, then park back in the shed.
Clear four small puzzles to earn one word apiece, then work out how all sixteen words on a closing board connect into groups.
Route a trip from one airport to another over real airline connections without overspending the budget or the time cap, while chasing three bonus challenges.
Name a LoL champion from region, position, species, range type, resource and release year, then branch out into ability, skin, stats and lore modes.
Guess a number fact, such as a country's population, in five tries, with arrows saying higher or lower and colors showing the size of your miss.
Light up numbered cells so that the totals of every row and column hit their targets exactly, while keeping lit cells from touching above, below or beside one another.
Answer five questions on a featured basketball star to earn a better season of his, then spin for four more players within a salary cap and sim a full 82-game season.
LEGO characters from across its themes to guess by species, power, side, franchise, role, debut and color, with a quote clue at six guesses.
Guess a secret word whose length isn't fixed, using letter-by-letter feedback on each attempt; it comes from the Daydash studio that also makes Contexto.
Two stages: spend six guesses collecting the five hidden letters, then unscramble those letters into the day's word.
Flick letter tiles across the board and plan how they collide so the pieces end up spelling the day's word, with undo for missteps.
Trace words through touching tiles in a four-by-four grid before ninety seconds run out.
Type letters, then move and turn them so the gap between them forms the day's colored shape, the way an arrow hides in the FedEx logo, using the fewest letters possible.
Form words from a small cluster of letters and submit them, in a compact word-building puzzle with a fresh letter mix each day.
Drop letters onto a grid singly, building words that read across, down or on a slant, and finish quickly for extra points.
Spot a film from its Letterboxd user reviews, or switch modes to name titles from a list or judge which film has more watches and higher ratings.
Arrange connected letter pieces on a grid until they spell a hidden phrase, given only a category such as a Disney movie, in as few moves and as little time as possible.
Play every tile from your rack onto a Scrabble-style board, with each word linked to another and premium squares to chase, aiming for a five-star score.
Follow a hidden quotation through a maze of letters, cell by cell, to find your way out, with each puzzle attributed to its speaker.
Work out six hidden words linked by a theme, revealing their letters on a keyboard with five lives and a running clock.
Answer five simple clues while keeping the number of distinct letters as low as you can, since repeats cost nothing, and try to match or beat the editor's count.
Place the day's letter tiles on a Scrabble-style board through the center star, linking words and using bonus squares and wild tiles to run up a high score.
Solve two five-letter words that share two letters and link into one closed loop, with a fresh loop posted every morning.
Fill ten categories with answers starting with the drawn letter inside 90 seconds, Scattergories style, where rare answers score far more than common ones.
Two films sit side by side with one Letterboxd rating showing; call whether the hidden one is higher or lower through a set of ten films shared by every player.
Choose four of twelve things for each side of a scale so their hidden totals, such as all-time Olympic medals, come out even, with three weighs to test.
Hunt for a hidden word by edit distance, as each guess shows how many insertions, deletions or swaps separate it from the answer, color-coded by letter.
Unjumble five themed words, each missing one vowel; the missing vowels are A, E, I, O and U, so every vowel gets added exactly once.
Find four hidden groups of four among sixteen words in a handmade grouping puzzle, with a leaderboard for each day's grid.
Assemble answers to a themed set of clues, each with its letter count, by combining small chunks of letters from a shared pool.
A small daily crossword of short across and down clues, solvable in minutes, with optional autocheck, square or word reveals and a leaderboard.
Form words on a board of hexagon letter tiles, earning bonus points for finishing without boosters and climbing ranks from novice upward.
Roll a string of letters, have it scored in LEX with rarity tiers and collectible glyphs, and compare the day's roll on a shared leaderboard.
Find a five-letter word by meaning, starting from a related hint word, as each of eleven guesses reports how warm it is and adds another clue.
Track down five concealed words using the fewest tries possible, with the puzzle playable in English, Dutch or French.
Pulled from a real online game, one tactics position asks you to spot the strongest move and play out the rest of the line, no account needed.
Compare what each person claims was visible from their spot and find the one liar, alongside short logic puzzles about knitting, treasure maps and laser mirrors.
Name the day's exercise in six tries, with each guess showing equipment, movement type and a front-and-back muscle map of what it works.
Join all the bulbs into one closed circuit, running wire only up, down or across and steering around holes and walls, until the string glows.
Name the Limbus Company character, using matches on role, affiliation, gender, status, debut and the literary figure who inspired them.
Pick which letters to eliminate so that all the decoy words on show are knocked out but the one target word stays standing, in three puzzles.
Twenty-four films, one answer: ask no more than five questions with yes or no answers, such as whether it is a drama or postdates 1990, then pick the film.
Pick four words at a time from a grid to rebuild the famous sayings hidden in it, with colors telling which phrase each word belongs to and nine guesses in all.