Roguedle
Grab one strange item per room across seven rooms, then watch your little hero's build battle eight monsters back to back, with three tries each day.
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Grab one strange item per room across seven rooms, then watch your little hero's build battle eight monsters back to back, with three tries each day.
Crawl through a roguelike dungeon that is generated anew for each day, exploring it in the browser and trying to survive to the end of the run.
Three football modes: identify a top-five-league club from seven clue categories, a blurred legend in ten tries, and put five events in date order.
Deliver three night letters to three different rooftops by reading short notes on where each one did not go, then keep the solved postcard.
Answer three opinion questions a day with yes or no, then estimate what share of other players gave the same answer as you.
Link two MLB, NBA or NFL stars through a chain of players who were on the same roster in the same season, with fewer, more obscure links earning the top scores.
Click photo tiles to turn them upright again, trying to finish in no more clicks than the ideal solution; a three-second peek at the full image costs one click.
Rotate 2x2 blocks of a scrambled number grid clockwise or counterclockwise until every number is in order, at easy, medium, hard or devilish.
Spell the hidden dog breed within six guesses on a Wordle-style board, with a new breed at midnight India time and a breed encyclopedia to browse.
Rank five things by a measure such as film runtime, slotting each new item above or below the ones already placed, starting from one anchor with its value shown.
Find a path up the grid from a starting number, applying the math on each step so your running total lands on the day's target, on easy, medium or hard boards.
Study an NFL-style defensive alignment, draw routes for your receivers and pick the throw, with every player facing the same coverage that day.
Swap letters between rows until every row reads as a word, since columns do not matter, across mini, classic, maxi and mystery grids with a swap target for each.
Fit six chess pieces onto a 5x5 board split into colored zones, one per zone, so none attacks another; the pawn starts in place and time sets the score.
Name a Clash Royale card from attribute clues, or from a pixelated picture, a string of emojis or a cut-off card text in the other modes.
Guess the hidden Clash Royale card across modes built on stat comparisons like elixir, rarity and hit speed, a pixelated image, a sound clip, emoji and card text.
Deduce the secret rule behind a set of example shapes, then use it to sort the unlabeled mystery shapes, on one shared puzzle with a daily leaderboard.
Fit and tune cipher modules such as letter shifts, mirrored alphabets and word reversals until a scrambled transmission turns into plain English, avoiding decoys.
Five clues, cryptic to obvious, all describe one answer; guess early for up to five points, skip to lose one, or miss and drop two.
Identify three songs from previews played at triple speed, each wrong guess slowing the clip toward normal and lowering the points on offer.
Each guess is tested on 26 hidden words together, showing only letters in the exact spot; finishing a word cascades its letters into others, with ten misses allowed.
Bet chips on five Western history clues before you see each one, then choose among four answers, with a shop of dirty tricks to help you stay out of the red.
Pour glasses of milk until they hold as much food energy as a given snack, such as a 60 g croissant, then reveal the true amount.
Judge a real family's monthly income from three photos of their home, sliding it into place along a street of 100 homes ranked from poorest to richest.
Hear a sampled snippet and work out which well-known hit borrowed it within five attempts; misses and skips unlock clues such as genre, year and extra samples.
Slide trays around a crowded sand table so each parks under the spout pouring its color, freeing room as full trays lift away, over five puzzles scored against par.
Deduce the Satisfactory item of the day from its attributes, then name buildings and items by icon, creatures by silhouette, recipes, milestones and a spot on the map.
Look down on a city from orbit and name it within six attempts, picking each guess from a list of cities paired with their countries.
Five satellite views per day; mark on a world map the spot where each was taken, earning more points the nearer your guess lands.
Spot a mystery city from a close-up satellite view that pulls back after each wrong answer, with six tries in all and extra country and continent modes.
Drag guests to swap seats until couples are side by side, rivals are split up and every table stays under its drama limit, all within a small move allowance.
Track down the hidden country as every guess is graded exact, hot, near or miss on clues such as distance, population and land area, with a reveal button to give up.
Stretch or shrink an object to its true size beside a reference you know, judging length, height or diameter across five rounds worth up to 1,000 points.
A blurred, muted clip sharpens with every guess; name the film, TV show, music video, game or anime behind it, with genre and era clues unlocking over six tries.
A perfume's top, heart and base notes are all shown up front; name the fragrance in six tries as misses and skips unlock era, country, perfumer and house.
Five ten-question science quizzes in a row, covering anatomy, biology, physics and astronomy, inventors and chemistry, where a single wrong answer ends each quiz.
Unmask the Scooby-Doo villain of the day by comparing what each guess looks like, whether it is real, its job, motive, debut and colors.
Take five football set pieces, from penalties to headers, with one attempt each, pulling back on the pitch to aim and set power while allowing for curl and wind.
A famous match's goals are listed by minute and side with the names blank; name every scorer, each right name filling all his goals, with three mistakes allowed.
Six Formula 1 history questions a day, multiple choice and drawn from every season since 1950, with each fact computed from open race data and linked to a source.
Six multiple-choice Premier League questions, ranging from easy to hard and spanning the league's whole history since its 1992 launch, each answer sourced.
Find 14 to 18 themed words hidden in a 15x15 letter grid against the clock, with reversed and diagonal words creeping in later in the week and an 18x18 grid on Sundays.
Five quick attention tests in a row: spot the odd shape, tap numbers in order, catch a change, track a moving dot and find a lone T among Ls, scored to 100.
Unscramble ten answers drawn from one hidden theme, like cities or foods, as fast as you can, with words growing longer through the week up to a Sunday maximum.
Spend up to ten minutes finding words from a scrambled letter grid, where each word must also obey the colored tile pattern of one of its rows.