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Translate a list of clues, such as state nicknames, into their answers and pick the four that belong to the day's category, with four guesses to get it.
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Translate a list of clues, such as state nicknames, into their answers and pick the four that belong to the day's category, with four guesses to get it.
Track down the Metal Gear character of the day by comparing roles and other traits with each guess, with an optional codec frequency hint for tougher days.
Every animal you guess joins a family tree showing where it shares ancestry with the mystery species; you have 20 tries to land on the exact one.
Lay out red, blue and yellow metro lines from fixed start to end points with limited track each, routing them to collect as many passengers as possible.
Find the single word that links two given words, with a daily puzzle alongside a timed Rush mode and an Endless run.
Identify a country from its armed forces in six attempts, starting with its defense budget, troop numbers and equipment, from aircraft to rifles.
One shared science question a day, such as why Earth has seasons, answered from three options, after which you see what share of players got it right.
Hunt down the hidden Minecraft mob as each try compares behavior, habitat, health, height and version added, with emoji, letter and picture hints unlocking later.
Arrange ingredients on a crafting grid to work out the mystery Minecraft recipe, getting slot-by-slot color feedback over ten guesses.
Tackle Minecraft puzzles such as a 3x3 item grid, a crafting chain, a recipe hive and a mob to identify, several of which refresh daily.
Clear a shared 16x16 Minesweeper board hiding 40 mines as fast as possible; only your first attempt counts toward the global times.
Clear a 15x15 minefield hiding 35 mines on the same board as every other player, with one attempt only and a timer running.
Clear every safe square of a shared daily minefield, starting from an open patch and a mine count, using each number's tally of touching mines.
Minesweeper boards that never force a coin-flip guess, with no game overs, free hints, and a new oddly sized challenge board each day alongside the standard sizes.
A small, quick-solve grid from the L.A. Times with a timer, built for a short break; free registration adds streak and speed tracking.
Fill in a small crossword grid from The Observer, the Fordham Lincoln Center student paper, with a fresh puzzle posted on most days of the week.
Drag back and release to putt through a shared nine-hole round at par 27, with thirteen themed courses such as Moon Base and Zen Garden for solo or head-to-head play.
Play a hand of American Mahjong against computer opponents on the 2026 card, with every player dealt the same tiles and wall, from the opening pass onward.
Place 1 through 6 in a 6 by 6 grid, once per row, column and two-by-three box, using pencil marks and hints that walk through the reasoning.
Sink the ball on three computer-generated mini golf holes shared by every player, using bank shots off walls to keep your stroke count low.
Despicable Me and Minions characters to guess by kind, side, debut, age, hair, colors and group ties, with an emoji hint after five misses.
One cryptic crossword clue per day, with a definition and wordplay to untangle, plus free step-by-step courses for anyone new to cryptics.
Fire light beams into a 5 by 5 grid from its edges and watch where they exit to deduce the spot and angle of five hidden mirrors with the fewest beams possible.
Move a runner while its mirror-image twin copies every step, finding one route through the grid that works for both of them.
Reveal a phrase from a named category, such as a movie, letter by letter, with six misses allowed and just one shot at solving it outright.
Three names are missing from the actual lineup of a major tournament match; work them out from positions, shirt numbers and the visible teammates in six guesses.
Mission: Impossible agents, villains and allies to guess by debut, number of films, side, agency, role, nationality and status, one try at a time.
Split sixteen MLB players into four secret sets of four, linked by things like where they debuted, clubs, era or surnames, with six mistakes to spare.
Nine squares, each needing a baseball player who meets two crossing conditions, like a Cy Young winner born in the 1970s or a Hall of Famer who played for Cleveland.
Nine guesses to find the mystery MLB player, comparing team, league and division, batting and throwing hands, birthplace, age and position with each pick.
Find the hidden MLB player with each guess graded on his position, team, division, age, height and years in the league; Wordle mode gives eight tries, Classic 15.
Work out the Mobile Legends hero by checking lane, role, species, specialty and home region, plus release year, against the answer guess after guess.
Lead Mochi through a maze hidden under fog, steering with a joystick or by tapping a tile to walk there, against a running clock or in a relaxed chill mode.
Place the same eight colored letter tiles everyone gets onto a five-by-five board as linked words, scoring each tile's color value and counting shared letters twice.
Pick the right AI model card eight times, weighing two or four models on price, context length, launch date or leaderboard standing, with sources after each flip.
Prove propositions in a map of rooms to light them up, assuming premises inside hypotheticals and splitting cases at forks, under logic where excluded middle fails.
Guess a hidden word on a Wordle-style keyboard where the answers lean toward gross, squirm-inducing vocabulary rather than everyday words.
Pin down a hidden molecule from human biochemistry as each guess is rated on eight traits, like chemical class, biological role, solubility and discovery year.
Six attempts at a famous public-domain painting, with every matching pixel painted back in and hints on art movement and on whether the work is older or newer.
Take the over or the under on a series of trivia lines, judging whether each real figure lands above or below the set number, solo or against others.
Find the Monster Hunter monster of the day by comparing element, ailments, weaknesses, class, size, threat level and debut game, filtered to titles you have played.
Monster type, generation, debut, hair, skin and even pet are compared for each guess at the hidden Monster High character, with a quote clue at five.
Five sports trivia questions with 20 seconds each, where any right answer is a hit but rarer ones travel farther, from a single up to a 450-foot moonshot.
Guess the percentages from eight real surveys of Americans and bet your confidence at up to triple; close guesses carry your rocket nearer the Moon, wide ones go nowhere.
Weigh a moral dilemma from a true episode in history, make the call yourself, then learn what actually happened and which historical figure matched your choice.