Shikaku
Split a 10x10 grid into rectangles that each hold one number equal to their area, racing a worldwide leaderboard for the fastest time.
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Split a 10x10 grid into rectangles that each hold one number equal to their area, racing a worldwide leaderboard for the fastest time.
Split a grid into rectangles so each holds exactly one number equal to its area, in gentle 5x5, steady 7x7 and deep 9x9 sizes with explained hints.
Split a numbered grid into rectangles, each holding one number that equals its area, at five difficulty levels from easy up to master.
Characters from Makoto Shinkai's films, Your Name among them, make up the pool; each guess is compared on film, year, age, job, role and home.
Plant 12 flowers on the board, matching the count printed beside each row and column and making sure every arrow points at a flower; mark soil where none can grow.
Identify a UK area, from English counties to Northern Irish districts, by its outline in six guesses, with each miss giving miles, a bearing and a closeness score.
Swap a single letter per step, keeping a real four-letter word each time, to get from a start word like BOWL to SHIT in par or fewer moves.
Ten tries to identify a hidden brand, each guess measured against it on revenue, staff size, founding year and home country.
Pick from eight football puzzles a day, including Playerdle, Career Path, Top 10, Odd One Out and a player bingo card, plus endless arcade games.
Identify a footballer from the list of clubs he played for, read from earliest to latest, with five guesses to get the name.
Six attempts to spell a football club's single-word name, Wordle style, with letter feedback after each try and the answer's length shown up front.
Six footballers, five sharing a hidden link: find the outsider at each of four stages, easy to expert, with two tries apiece and a hint after a miss.
Ten tries to name a hidden footballer, each guess compared with the answer on nationality, position, club, league, age and market value.
Name every entry in a football top ten of players or clubs, choosing Easy, Normal or Hard, each difficulty giving you three lives of its own.
Put a footballer's clubs into career order, from debut club to current one, with three attempts to get the full sequence right.
Identify the mystery TV series in up to sixteen guesses, each compared with the answer on network, genre, format, premiere year and number of seasons.
Track down the country of the day from up to five clues and a final flag, as each guess flings a shrimp across the map that blushes pinker the nearer you land.
Pluck one letter at a time from a set of long words, keeping each one a real word as it shrinks, until they form a hidden phrase; three mistakes end it.
Put exactly two mushrooms in each row, each column and each colored patch of the grid, keeping them from touching even diagonally, and mark the empty cells as grass.
Anagram a handful of letters into a word, then take on one more letter and do it again, building longer words with each round.
Swap scrambled letter tiles to complete three mini crosswords before your moves run out; tiles in the right spot turn green and stay locked.
Spot hidden groups of four among word slips laced with red herrings, where wrong guesses cost nothing, hints are optional and each solved group comes with a short note.
Six Hollow Knight: Silksong modes test you on characters by trait clues, bestiary entries, blurred silhouettes, emoji tool hints, voice lines and locations.
Decode rebus-style picture puzzles, where the arrangement of words and symbols hides a common phrase or secret message.
Track down the Silo resident whose home, department, role, fate and first season match your guesses, with an emoji clue after five wrong tries.
Find a film for each of six cells where a director, actor, genre or decade on one side crosses another, keeping as many of your five stars as you can.
Work out which Springfield resident is hidden by comparing age group, hair, job, kids, affiliation and debut season, with episode and quiz modes alongside.
Hop from one actor to another through films they shared, choosing a movie from each filmography and then a co-star in it, where fewer hops earn a higher score.
Complete a 6x6 mini sudoku where every row, column and two-by-three block uses each digit from 1 to 6 once, a quick logic race on the clock with a harder Sunday grid.
Estimate real sizes, like the height of an average man, by stretching a shape next to a fixed object such as a bookcase, across five rounds out of 500.
Resize a silhouette until it matches the true scale of a reference, like a red panda beside a giant panda, over five rounds worth 100 points each.
Stretch a country or landmark outline to its true size next to a reference, such as Finland against Croatia, across five rounds of geographic scale.
Drag a corner handle to scale a place, animal or landmark against a reference until the sizes look true, across five rounds worth up to 500 points.
Resize a silhouette until it matches a real object's size next to a known reference, like an ostrich beside a T. rex, across five rounds worth 500 points.
Deduce a secret everyday object in five guesses from clues on whether it is bigger or smaller, how near in size and its order of magnitude, plus a late silhouette hint.
Work out a mystery flight route, origin to destination, in five guesses using clues on the airline, aircraft type, flight time and heading, at three difficulty levels.
Read the day's solar conditions, then choose bands, modes and antennas to make contact with ten fictional stations around the world before the UTC day ends.
For five slang terms and memes, guess the place each one came from by marking the map and its first year on a timeline, scoring points for being close on both.
Find every word you can make from the day's letters, with each puzzle hiding a set number of pears and a new one arriving at noon Eastern.
Push a ball that keeps sliding until it hits something, finding the single perfect route on each of three boards a day, from easy to hard.
Shift the rows and columns of a scrambled five-by-five letter grid until each row spells a clued word, racing a clock and avoiding a lockout.
Call the outcome of five physics setups, from a cannonball's landing spot and a cut string's swing to a gear chain's last spin, a bounce and a collision.
Reconstruct the overwrought text prompt that produced an AI-generated image, guessing its words one by one until the full prompt is recovered.
Restore a scrambled picture by sliding pieces into the empty gap, with 75 moves available and an optimal count shown to aim for.
Slide tiles around a letter board, one into the empty space at a time, to line up hidden words until all are found, with a counter tracking every slide.