NumberBang
Reveal a well-known saying stuffed with numbers by guessing its letters one at a time, letting the numbers point you toward the phrase.
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Reveal a well-known saying stuffed with numbers by guessing its letters one at a time, letting the numbers point you toward the phrase.
Six tries to find a hidden arithmetic equation, typing valid equations of your own, with green for right place and brown for a number or sign that sits elsewhere.
Complete an immaculate-style number grid, finding for each cell a number that belongs both to the class named on its row and to the one named on its column.
Combine the given numbers with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division to hit a target, Countdown style, with a bonus target for extra credit.
Crack a secret four-digit number of distinct digits in ten tries, with plus marks for digits in place and minus marks for digits elsewhere.
Break a four-digit code of distinct digits that never opens with zero in eight tries, with green, orange and gray marking where each digit stands.
Fill the empty spots in a tree of numbers so each branch works out by addition or multiplication, with three levels of difficulty every day.
Watch five barely seen YouTube videos and estimate when each was uploaded, earning more points the closer your year lands.
Eight hidden five-letter words, eight boards and 13 guesses, with each entry scored against every board still unsolved.
Five sounds play at once, four from the same place and one from elsewhere; find the intruder, paying points for extra solo listens as your score drains by the second.
Four countries, three sharing a named trait such as being landlocked; tap the misfit in each of five rounds with no second try, as the last two leave the rule unstated.
Four words, three linked by a hidden connection: tap the one that does not fit across five rounds that get harder, with faster answers earning bonus points.
Write a short ode to the day's topic, such as documentaries, using only letters found in that topic's own name, then share what you made.
Group sixteen traded products into four sets of four with something in common, drawing on real export and import data.
Pick the five leading exporter countries for a given product, drawing on real international trade figures to rank who ships the most.
Dunder Mifflin staff are the answers here; job title, department, branch, relationship and season range narrow it down, with quote, episode and quiz modes on the side.
Answer three trivia questions, then work out the hidden connection linking their answers, and send the same set to a rival afterward.
Two inventions, events or brands at a time: tap whichever came first and learn the dates behind it.
Fill the blank in a sentence with the single missing word, revealing more example sentences if stuck at the cost of points.
Drag tiles around inside their sectors until four common words read out, with hints available, alternate solutions accepted and puzzles harder as the week goes on.
Pan around a real filming location in 360 degrees and identify the movie shot there within five guesses, where clue cards cost a guess and quicker answers score more.
A short current-events quiz built around quotes from the week's news, testing how closely you have followed the headlines.
Four clues arrive one at a time, all describing the same word or phrase; guess after each one and try to land it before the last clue appears.
One frame from the One Piece anime, five guesses at its episode number, and a bounty score that grows the closer you land.
Tackle four One Piece challenges each day, covering the daily character, a mystery figure, a theme song and a duel, plus blind tests, blurry photos and a card game.
Study rows of pre-scored Wordle-style clues and deduce the hidden answer of five letters with a single guess, racing a par time as more clues arrive.
Guide your figure to the sun as a shadow, repeating each move one turn later, must reach the moon on the same step and can fall into holes, on three boards with a par.
Place a single figurine on a shared snow-globe planet, then spin it to see what everyone else added today.
Fill a 7x7 number grid using pure logic, following rules taught in a short learn section, with a fresh handmade puzzle each day.
Find the only five-letter word lurking in a 5x5 grid, reading any direction including backward, then do it again until ten are found; faster solves earn more stars.
Get exactly one guess at a hidden word, which you must deduce from the colored letter clues shown to you before you type anything.
Guess One Piece characters from trait clues, the name of their Devil Fruit, a wanted poster or the sound of their laugh.
Heroes, monsters and everyone between: find the One-Punch Man character as guesses reveal matches on species, affiliation, class or level, powers and debut.
Fill a classic 9x9 sudoku dated for today with a three-mistake limit, a running clock and a score, plus an archive for catching up on earlier days.
Link a set of words into a closed circle where each neighboring pair forms a phrase, starting anywhere, across mini, standard and max rounds.
Arrange eight countries on one measure, such as land area, headcount, shoreline length or how many neighbors they have, with partial points for close placements.
Arrange five trivia cards in the order asked, such as broadest to narrowest, with four attempts and a count of correctly placed cards after each wrong try.
Watch a video of one real person and name the country they represent, with three guesses and eight optional clues that cost more points as they get easier.
Five anime modes a day: name characters from portraits, sharpen a blurred image, fill a row-by-column grid, identify an opening by ear and guess a series from clues.
Shade the hours on a 24-hour dial to estimate how long something takes up in a day, such as how many hours a dairy cow spends eating, then see the real figure.
Name the Outlander character across its time periods, matching each guess on era, family, nationality, role, debut and number of episodes.
Five prompts with no right answer, scored only by what the day's players do: steer clear of the popular option, claim a number nobody picks and undercut the average.
Choose one to three bids before each of five number questions, then climb toward the hidden answer without passing it, since overshooting wipes out the round.
Pick out the Overwatch hero of the day from per-guess clues, then try modes built on a quote, an ability, emoji hints and a pixelated portrait.
Guess an Overwatch hero from trait comparisons, and in a second mode work out an in-game conversation between heroes.