More/Less
Pick which of two things has the bigger number, such as Google search volume, across several categories; Lessgames also runs Guessless and Songless.
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Pick which of two things has the bigger number, such as Google search volume, across several categories; Lessgames also runs Guessless and Songless.
A logic-grid whodunit in a small village: use ten clues to match six guests to their tabs and expose the one who is lying, with other puzzle styles on the side.
Climb a word ladder from the opening word to the day's target, altering one letter per rung so each is valid, and try to match or beat par.
Decode a word played aloud in Morse code, starting at 40 words per minute and slowing every three tries, with 21 tries and only green marks as help.
Wordle played in Morse code: tap out each guess in dots and dashes, with a reference chart of every letter that you can hide for a harder solve.
Name the Mortal Kombat fighter from species, realm, alignment, affiliation, debut and whether they are in MK1 (2023), with a quote clue at five misses.
Watch a line trace across the screen and vanish, then reproduce it by memory in one unbroken stroke, with a scored daily run and separate dot-recall rounds.
Name the film from its poster revealed piece by piece, plus a trivia clue about director and cast and a one-line synopsis, within three guesses.
Cover a three-by-three board with films that fit each row and column pairing, such as an actor plus a title rule, using nine guesses.
Type the titles of films shown only as posters, clicking any poster for details and unlocking its plot synopsis as a hint when stuck.
Spend from a 200-point bank to reveal facts about a hidden film, such as its actors, director, year or box office, and name it within five guesses.
Work along a chain of nine panels, naming a film that fits both neighboring clues, like an actor and a release window, with twelve guesses and rarer picks scoring more.
Slot eight films, picked at random, into the order of their release along a single timeline, with a separate hard mode for more of a test.
Connect two films through shared actors, hopping from movie to cast member to movie, and try to find the shortest possible chain.
Pick films from a list to find the hidden movie, with each guess compared on genre, age rating, runtime, critic score and release year, plus arrows for higher or lower.
Identify the film from its cast list, which reveals actor names alongside their ages at release, plus genre, director and year clues as you guess.
Three films that came out in the same year are listed with their directors and genres; enter that year, with progressively stronger hints over six tries.
Ten tries to name the mystery film, with each guess compared on genres, year, box office, rating, IMDb score, director and two cast members.
Cut every patch of the day's lawn efficiently, where tall grass needs two passes and rocks and fences block the mower, with only one attempt that counts.
Link touching letters across, down or diagonally to find words on a single board that every player shares, using each tile once per word.
Crack a short murder mystery by cross-referencing suspects, weapons and locations in a logic grid, with a gentler mini for newcomers, from author G. T. Karber.
Listen to clips of eight songs and order them along a timeline by release year, with a hard mode for a tougher round.
Match a song clip to one of four choices, or in Royale mode place six songs among nine options without a miss, across more than twenty themed categories.
Travel from one music artist to another by hopping between real collaborations and features, reaching the day's target artist using the fewest hops you can.
Six stills from a music video, shown one after another as you miss, lead you to the song it belongs to.
Hear a short melody and replay it by ear on an on-screen set of notes, working through it bar by bar, with note names shown as letters or do-re-mi.
Heroes, villains and students from My Hero Academia: compare each guess on Quirk type, role, height, affiliation, status and debut arc.
Ponies, dragons and background favorites are in this pool; match race, coat, cutie mark, role, home and debut to find the day's character, with a quote after six tries.
Find the mystery car in ten tries, with each guess scored on power, weight, year, cylinder count, body type, drivetrain, maker and country of origin.
Twelve guesses to find a current footballer from the top leagues or a star abroad, comparing nationality, club, league, position, shirt number and age.
Five flags start zoomed in tight and slowly pull back; pick the right country from four choices within 20 seconds each, with total time deciding the ranking.
Every football question hides exactly ten answers, like the most decorated league champions; type them in any order and fill the board before five misses end it.
Ten quiz questions with one run each day, where every correct answer earns 100 points plus a speed bonus of up to 50 for replying within seconds.
Name the Narnia character of the day, Marsh-wiggles included, as each guess is checked on species, side, people, rank, book, film appearances and weapons.
Classic trait clues, a jutsu animation, a line of dialogue or a single eye: four ways to name characters from Naruto and its Shippûden sequel.
Na'vi, humans and others from James Cameron's Avatar films to identify by species, group, role, side, debut and status, with a quote after five guesses.
Answer seven NBA record-book questions where every valid reply is accepted but rarer ones sink your ball deeper, with 60 seconds each and three seconds lost per miss.
Build a teammate path from one NBA star to another, each link needing a real game the two shared, with hints and a practice mode for extra pairs.
Split sixteen NBA names into four hidden sets of four, linked by teams, honors, draft years, colleges or jersey numbers, with six mistakes to spare.
Match an NBA player to each of nine squares where two clues cross, such as a team plus a draft decade or an award, within nine guesses before overtime begins.
Each NBA player you name is graded match, close or miss on position, height, age, number, team, conference and division, with eight tries, or 15 in Classic.
Pick the hidden NBA player by narrowing down his team and conference, position, home country, height, age and championship rings with every try.
Choose among NCIS, its spin-offs from Los Angeles to Sydney, or all of them, then identify the character by series, background, role, debut year and status.
Search a giant 3D haystack for one needle, digging by hand and selling hay and finds for better tools, on a shared daily stack timed for the leaderboard.
Name every country that shares a border with the one highlighted on the map, choosing from a full country list.