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Track down a secret five-letter word alphabetically: each guess shrinks the range above and below it, and you have twelve tries to land on it.
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Track down a secret five-letter word alphabetically: each guess shrinks the range above and below it, and you have twelve tries to land on it.
Sixty seconds on the clock to list every word you can think of that lives between the day's pair of letters; one valid entry is enough to keep a streak.
Read a short literary excerpt and identify the writer, the work, the decade and the author's country in five tries, unlocking a hint with every miss.
Read the day's Bible verse and pick out which of the books of the Bible it comes from, in a Wordle-inspired guessing format.
Five Bible questions on mixed topics take about two minutes, and each answer comes with the Scripture passage that backs it up.
Search a large-letter grid for twelve themed words, sized for easy reading, with a new featured puzzle each day and the option to print it for pencil solving.
Spanning Big Bang, Young Sheldon and Georgie and Mandy, the hidden character is worked out by comparing show, job, family, hometown, gender and debut.
Trace one walk that visits each square of a field exactly once, passing numbered stones in order and avoiding hedges, with stiles and oaks on harder days.
Figure out a Binding of Isaac item, not a character, by checking each guess's quality, item pools, type, transformation, DLC, unlock status and item ID number.
Name a top-grossing US box office film released since 1948 by guessing words that unmask its hidden synopsis, cast and director, with near-meaning words helping too.
Fill a 3x3 music bingo card by naming songs from their clips, with year and artist hints that each cost 20 seconds, aiming to complete three in a row.
Identify a North American bird species from small crops of a photo and short clips of its song, with a large archive of past birds.
A photo of one bird is the starting point; get its species in six guesses, with each attempt checked against order, family and genus to narrow the field.
Identify the UK bird in the picture by name, with green and red letters showing which are in the answer and a hangman-style hint filling in as you go.
Name the Black Clover character from what each guess shows about origin, squad or group, magic type, hair and first arc, with anti-magic counted as a type.
Hunt the Black Myth: Wukong boss of the day with unlimited guesses that compare map, type, HP, phases and weaknesses, plus hints after six and nine tries.
Soul Reapers, Hollows and Quincies: guess the Bleach character as each try shows how its race, squad, affiliation, first arc, status and height compare.
Shine beams into a sealed dark box from its edges, noting only where each one exits, and deduce where the hidden mirrors sit while spending few beams, on three boxes a day.
Look at a photo of a plated dish and name its country of origin, with four guesses to land on the right cuisine.
Let a shape fade from view, then slice it into two equal halves from memory, judged on how close your cut comes to a perfect split.
Pin three named cities on a featureless 3D globe with no borders or labels, working out each spot from a reference point, with the day's difficulty rated out of ten.
A picture appears for five seconds and then vanishes; pick the right answer to one question about its contents, with quicker replies earning more points.
Identify five songs a day from a clip just 100 milliseconds long that lengthens after each miss, with fewer extensions earning a higher score.
Hear a 0.1-second snippet and name the song, with each miss or skip unlocking a longer clip, up to fifteen seconds over six listens.
Twenty mental arithmetic problems run from two-digit sums to percentages, precedence and cubes, with four choices, 15 seconds apiece and your first mistake ending it.
Drop six letter pieces, already in the right orientation, into a 5x5 grid so that each row reads as a word, with the five answers tied by a hidden theme.
Hunt for the hidden Bloodborne character, matching each try's area, faction, gender, kind, whether you fight them and what they fight with; quote and image hints follow.
Grow your territory out of the top-left cell by choosing colors that flood into matching neighbors, filling the 14x14 board in the fewest moves, scored against par.
Identify a Bloons TD 6 tower, hero or bloon as each guess compares type, class, cost or RBE, damage, debut and the update that added it.
Make exactly twelve words from seven petal letters, each using the center one, where length, pangrams and bonus-letter use all add to your score.
Guess the Blue Archive student of the day, comparing weapon, attack type, school, club, class, school year and release date with each name you enter.
Guess the Blue Lock player as each attempt shows how position, team, nationality, age, birthday and first chapter compare, with quote and quiz modes too.
Characters from Bob's Burgers to guess by gender, age, family circle, job and first season, each try showing which traits match the answer.
Pick only three words to submit from a Boggle-style letter grid; tiles carry point values, six-plus letters earn a bonus, and invalid tries cost one of three lives.
Figure out a famous Bollywood movie character from clues about actor, film, genre, decade, role and job, revealed by comparing each guess with the answer.
Pick out the mystery Love Island USA islander from the first eight seasons in eight tries, as tiles compare season, age, home state, villa arrival and exit, and outcome.
Guess the James Bond ally or villain from role, era, debut film, nationality, organization and fate, with arrows and partial matches guiding each pick.
Watch a bare skeleton perform moves lifted from a League of Legends champion's animations and name who it is in three tries, with each miss adding another clip.
From Seth Godin: place 25 tiles and a wild to form five row words, chasing points as letters, tile values and multiplier squares change daily, plus a bonus line.
Several Formula 1 puzzles side by side: identify a driver and a track, fill a grid, spot a driver in a pixelated photo, name a shared teammate and group drivers.
Seven multiple-choice questions on well-known novels such as Circe and Fourth Wing, the same set for every player, each answered against a short clock.
Today's two letters set the rules: every word must begin with one and end with the other; score with a long word, a short word and three themed bonus picks.
Crack a five-letter word with purple, yellow and gray tile feedback and six guesses, then meet the romantasy novel tied to that answer.
Fly a rocket booster down to a tower or drone ship using throttle, lean and gimbal controls, then close the catch arms, with one scored flight in shifting wind each day.
Pick a musician or band whose popularity comes as close as possible to a target figure, scoring more the nearer your choice lands.