LinguaBoard
A 3x3 grid of language clues: name a language meeting both crossing conditions, like gendered nouns or a World Cup winner's tongue, with three hints and rarity scoring.
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A 3x3 grid of language clues: name a language meeting both crossing conditions, like gendered nouns or a World Cup winner's tongue, with three hints and rarity scoring.
See one word with its romanization and pronunciation, then name its language in six guesses, using family, genus, region and compass direction feedback.
Chain films together through actors they share, starting from the day's movie and making the chain of linked titles as long as possible.
Sixteen words hide four themed sets of four; lock in each set as you find it, with a one-away notice on near misses and four errors allowed before the board ends.
Find the partner word that follows each clue to form a compound or common phrase, chaining five links from letter banks seeded with decoys.
Link all the points on a grid together across three puzzles a day, working out the connections that satisfy the board.
Find four threads of four among sixteen words, graded from one dot to four by difficulty, with overlapping decoys, a one-away nudge and four mistakes allowed.
Link pairs of countries that share a border or have similar populations, finding all six links among a set of names with a timer and hints.
Draw lines between Wikipedia articles set around a hexagon or nonagon, finding every pair whose pages reference one another, on easy or hard boards with a timer.
Draw every link among six footballers who met as teammates or opponents in World Cup matches, against a timer that also tracks misses and hints.
Four trivia questions whose answers each serve as a clue, followed by the single word that links them; a hard mode holds back all feedback until the end.
Connect two random words through a series of linking words, each one near the last in meaning, until a path of sense joins the pair.
Wordle with a catch: every row of feedback contains exactly one false color, so you mark suspected lies and truths to deduce the word.
List as many animals from the day's group, like beetles, as you can before one minute runs out, with every valid name adding to your score.
List every answer in the day's category, such as the London teams in England's top flight, with a small stock of clues and letter reveals for when you get stuck.
Flip illustrated cards two at a time to find matching pairs on a six- or ten-pair board, alone or taking turns with someone on the same device.
Hop from country to country, each new one beginning with a letter taken from the last name, closing in on a mystery country through alphabet-distance bands.
Look at a photo and name the country it came from; each wrong pick shows the distance between the photo's spot and that country's center.
Match people to their attributes, such as names to ages and surnames, by marking a grid using a short list of clues, with past puzzles to revisit.
Feed numbers from 0 to 999 into a machine with a hidden rule, read its outputs over up to eight experiments, then prove the rule by predicting three results.
Answer a quiz whose questions refer to its own answers, such as counting how many of them are answered D, with six puzzles a day across difficulty levels.
Six tries to name a pro football, basketball or baseball team by its logo, with each guess lighting the pixels it shares with the answer and showing a match percentage.
Choose the true brand color for the highlighted part of a logo shown only in black and white, in one guess judged by how near your shade lands.
A League of Legends voice line aimed by one champion at another is shown; identify who delivers it and who it targets, with a clue after three misses.
Several modes hide a League of Legends champion for you to find, through attribute clues in Classic, quotes, ability icons, emoji strings or a cropped slice of splash art.
Nine squares, each crossing two League of Legends traits such as release year, must be filled with fitting champions using three lives, with rarer picks scoring higher.
Pick which of three creatures is the featured animal's closest relative, like deciding whether an orca sits nearer a dolphin, a humpback whale or a great white shark.
Pick five words from a long news sentence to form a headline that keeps its meaning, with colored feedback on each word and five tries.
Name the Looney Tunes character by species, debut, creator, nemesis, voice actor, role and colors, as your guesses close in on the answer.
Sort tiles into four categories where four linking tiles each count toward two neighboring groups, so the sets chain into a closed loop.
Trace a single closed loop that meets the demands of every number clue on the board, at easy, tricky or diabolical difficulty.
A loop logic puzzle: deduce the one closed path through the grid that meets every rule, with a new board each day.
Connect each pair of matching lettered dots with a path, never crossing another, until the whole board is filled, ideally using one move per pair.
Select one of three keys, each biasing what you find, and open the day's chest to add a generated curio to your growing museum collection.
Guess five-letter words, names allowed, drawn only from the text of Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, with Wordle-style colored tiles after each try.
Seek out a Middle-earth character, minor dwarves included, through race, affiliation, realm, weapon, status and first appearance, with emoji help after five guesses.
Break a new intercept on a simulated Lorenz SZ40/42, the cipher Bletchley Park nicknamed Tunny, by setting its twelve wheels, in normal, hard or realistic mode.
One enormous illustration hides five odd objects. Find them in any order, as quickly as you can.
Explore a ground-level view inside a game world such as Fortnite, Elden Ring or GTA V and pin your position on that game's map, with daily challenges and duels.
Roll seven random letters for the day and get scored on whatever words and patterns turn up inside them, with a leaderboard of top rolls.
Press go to roll random numbers until you land on the day's target, across three levels from 1-10 to 1-50, with fewer tries ranking higher.
Read a line of lyrics and name the song; every wrong guess or skip adds the next line until you get it or run out of tries.
Find the Mad Max character using faction, ride, job, side, hair, debut and status, as each guess reveals which details match.
Estimate a real-world figure, like hot dogs sold at ballparks in a season, by choosing a number and an order of magnitude from thousands to quadrillions.
Deduce a hidden winning mahjong hand, Wordle-style, from repeated guesses, with the round wind, seat wind and self-drawn win stated up front.