Pourline
Sort colored liquid so each tube ends up a single color, pouring only onto a matching color or an empty tube, with a par count of pours to beat.
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Sort colored liquid so each tube ends up a single color, pouring only onto a matching color or an empty tube, with a par count of pours to beat.
Hold to pour liquid into three glasses, one shot each, letting go at the top line even though a curtain blocks your view partway; any spill scores zero.
Pick the winner of each matchup between two fictional characters, judged by VS Battles Wiki power ratings, through a daily run or an endless streak.
Ranger color, Zord, series, species, role and debut are compared on every guess as you hunt for the hidden Power Rangers character.
Guess the Premier League player of the day as each name you try is compared on club, position, nation, birth year and when he joined his club.
Price five real things back to back, such as an Amazon product, a car, a house, a vacation and a luxury good, with three tries each and the first counting most.
Guess what one pack from a US grocery shelf cost in six tries, with higher or lower arrows after each guess and a win anywhere within 5 percent; one shared item a day, plus unlimited practice rounds.
Estimate five real prices, from tech launch prices to auction results, each with its period and pricing basis stated and sources shown after you answer.
Reveal one year's price for a featured product, then use it to estimate the price in five other decades, aiming to land within ten percent each time.
Estimate what five tech gadgets cost on Amazon, with 20 seconds for the first two and 15 for the rest, earning up to 20 points for landing within 10 percent.
Estimate the reported fee for five real football transfers, each shown with player, selling club, buying club and year, scoring up to 1,000 points for landing close.
Ten higher-or-lower calls on what things cost in past years, adjusted for inflation into current dollars, judging whether the hidden price beats the one on show.
Divide the canvas into rectangles of all different shapes, Mondrian style, keeping the gap between the biggest and smallest as narrow as the day's perfect score.
Wordle for numbers: guess a five-digit prime in six tries, with every guess required to be prime and colored by digit placement.
Lead a lone prince across a chessboard while dodging the reach of enemy pieces, on a seeded layout everyone shares, with a move count and leaderboard.
Turn colored printing plates in quarter steps and stack them in the right order so their overlapping inks reproduce a target print, across three rounds.
Test your color sense in five rounds: find a hue on a wheel, order mixed-up shades, blend paints unseen, recall a flashed swatch and even out brightness across hues.
Restore the blanked-out ending of a well-known quote from a film, show, book or play, knowing who said it, with letters marked placed, misplaced or absent over six tries.
Five rounds of conspiracy and propaganda trivia: classify three cases, judge whether a piece of propaganda is real or fabricated, then crack a final dossier.
An NHL grid with nine shots for nine squares, each crossing teams, positions or career stats, plus a uniqueness score and Pyramid and Puck Buddies modes.
Identify a hidden fish from Stardew Valley in a Wordle-style round, with a random mode for extra rounds and a fish tank to browse.
Decode the pun a single picture is acting out, naming the phrase or piece of wordplay that the image hides.
Read a one-star review from a traveler who misunderstood a pun and guess the famous landmark it parodies, with hints and more reviews if you need them.
Fill a two-by-two Punnett square where each cell is a two-word phrase clued in parentheses and each word recurs in a second cell, with three guesses.
Seat cats on a grid so each row, each column and each colored zone has exactly one, with no two cats side by side or corner to corner; a daily board joins 72 levels.
Keep pressing a button while your nerve holds, each push after the first carrying a one-in-ten chance to bust; stop whenever you like, with one run per day.
Line up putts on one 3D mini golf hole by dragging back to set power; water returns you to your last spot, and only your top finish counts.
Nine short mini golf holes a day, laid out with everyday objects around the house; sink each ball in as few putts as you can in about six minutes.
Six tries at a shared five-letter word, with checkmarks for letters in place, arrows for ones elsewhere in the word and dashes for misses, plus unlimited practice.
Ten timed puzzles and then you are done, from a four-by-four grouping board and a substitution cipher to a clue-driven picture reveal, plus four guided brain teasers.
Cards drop face down and flip to show one fourth of an image; move them on a tight 6x6 board to reunite each picture's four pieces, or work through the endless Adventure.
Select, rotate and drag pieces onto the board to complete the day's puzzle at easy, medium or hard difficulty, with two hints available.
Solve a classic grid logic puzzle each day, matching people to details like spouses and years married from a few numbered clues.
Read a list of clues and deduce which person, color, item and role belongs in each numbered position, filling a classic zebra logic grid.
Memory meets sudoku: turn over hidden weather tiles to pair matching symbols and complete every set of six for a type, with a clock running.
Estimate how many times each of five passwords has appeared in data breaches, on a scale up to 100 million, with closer guesses earning more points.
Pick out the single vowel that fills the gap in each word of the pyramid, with an endless mode on offer beyond the daily puzzle.
Seat ducks on a 7x7 grid until every pond has the count printed on its label in one connected group, keeping ducks of different ponds from touching edge to edge.
Promote a lone pawn against a flawless defending king in exactly the given number of moves, where just one first move preserves the win and no move can be undone.
Locate eight hidden queens, one per row and column and never touching diagonally, using Minesweeper-style numbers that count adjacent queens.
Name the video game of the day within ten tries, with a screenshot hint unlocking after five guesses for anyone still stuck.
Straight-definition clues in a compact grid from the Guardian, published Monday through Saturday with a reader comment thread for each puzzle.
Flip tiles to spell one of two possible eight-letter words; the only clue describes the wrong answer, so read it and steer toward the other.
Choose the five correct entries for a list question, such as countries hit by a magnitude 9 quake, refining your picks over up to five submissions.
Swap letters around a scrambled grid to rebuild five theme words in rows, using green, yellow and gray hints and aiming near the minimum of eight moves.