Smartle
Swap letters around a 5x5 grid until it holds five real words of five letters each, with Sprint and Archive options beside the daily board.
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Swap letters around a 5x5 grid until it holds five real words of five letters each, with Sprint and Archive options beside the daily board.
Five modes test your Super Smash Bros. roster knowledge: attribute clues, a Final Smash animation, Kirby's copied look, emoji strings and silhouettes.
Hunt for the SMITE 2 god of the day using pantheon, roles, attack type, damage, specialties and release, with emoji help after six guesses and a picture after eighteen.
Rearrange a short run of jumbled letters into the hidden word, filling the blank slots one letter at a time from the keyboard.
Spell words from nine letters that each wear out after five uses, except the gold one every word needs; spicy letters and spent letters double the points.
Drag bendy pieces into a tray and turn them, never flip them, so they wrap around fixed islands and fill every square with no gaps left.
Aim and launch numbered blobs so matching values merge 2048-style, building chains for a high score on a new leaderboard board each day.
Find four hidden sets of four among sixteen soccer players, grouped by countries, clubs, tournaments or eras, before you make six mistakes.
Fill a three-by-three soccer grid using players who match both crossing clues, such as a Brazilian who won the Pichichi Trophy or a Copa America winner from the 1990s.
Identify a soccer player by comparing each pick's club, league, position, height, nationality and age, with eight tries in Wordle mode or fifteen in Classic.
Track down a soccer player as each guess is checked for club and league, nationality, position, age and World Cup count, with arrows for higher or lower.
Play Klondike with one- or three-card draws on a shared daily deal that a solver has confirmed is winnable, and lean on undo and hints without limit.
Each guess at the hidden Solo Leveling character is checked for rank, species, gender, affiliation, status and debut, with emoji and picture hints opening up later.
Fifteen short puzzles share one daily page, from turning pipes to water a plant and a 10-second photo memory test to mini golf, sudoku, nonograms and a mini crossword.
Identify a historical figure from clues in their own voice, five clues and six guesses, as each guessed bobblehead signals an earlier or later birth year.
Place hidden enemies on a sonar grid, one per row, column and sector with none touching even diagonally, on an easy 6x6, medium 8x8 or hard 9x9 board.
Hear the song of the day and fill in three answers, the artist, the title and the release year, with an optional leaderboard for signed-in players.
Name six songs starting from a clip just a tenth of a second long, which stretches to 15 seconds as you skip, in pop, hip hop, EDM and all-hits playlists.
Date three songs that came out in the same year, using their artists and genres as clues, with further hints arriving as the guesses go by.
Name a song from a clip that starts at a tenth of a second and grows with each miss, across genre lists such as Rock, Hip Hop and EDM.
Put a release date on one song after another, a music trivia run that tests how well you can place hits in time.
Link two artists through a chain of song collaborations and features, finding the shortest route from the start artist to the target, with hints on offer.
Identify a character from the Sonic the Hedgehog series as guesses are compared on species, alignment, affiliation, abilities, colors and debut, plus a groups mode.
Track down a Sons of Anarchy or Mayans M.C. character as each guess compares role, group, show, gender, status, debut and last appearance.
Spot the AI-generated picture among real ones in a single daily guess, with your streak, accuracy and time kept.
Wire up four circuits of four from sixteen tiles, with difficulty rated from a gentle 3.3V to a tricky 110V and four mistakes before the board shuts down.
Put five shuffled items, like mountains by height, into the right order within four submissions, with each check marking only which rows sit in the correct slot.
Drag items like European countries into order by a stated measure such as area, with each spot marked correct, close or far, and three tries for stars.
Pour colored layers from tube to tube until each is a single color, only ever onto a matching top or an empty tube, in one daily attempt scored against par.
Guess a boss from the Souls games, with each attempt comparing its health, soul reward, weaknesses and resistances against the hidden target.
Fill a 3x3 grid with FromSoftware bosses that suit the trait on each row and column, spanning Demon's Souls through Elden Ring, with a rarity score per pick.
Listen to five tones, then match each pitch from memory by dragging a frequency slider; a daily set sits behind the calendar icon.
Ten songs a day, each played as a split-second clip, picked from an iPod-style click wheel; points drain while you think, and the theme changes daily.
Guess the South Park resident from hair, religion, grade or age, role and the season they debuted, with episode, quiz and grouping puzzles as side modes.
Plant one seed per row, per column and per colored plot of a garden grid, never letting two touch even diagonally, as difficulty climbs through the week.
Fit all your letter tiles into crossword-style words packed into the smallest area, with a 21-tile daily, a weekly and a 100-tile monthly puzzle.
Guess a word of unknown length, anywhere from four to nine letters, in seven tries, with Wordle colors plus a marker for being one letter off the length.
Drag six cards into order, oldest to newest or cheapest to priciest, on a fresh line each day, with lives to spare and harder tiers that unlock as you go.
Drag a marker onto a scale to estimate a number, like the Eiffel Tower's height, using two known reference points; five rounds, with closer guesses keeping more points.
Say a tongue twister into your mic up to three times, keeping your top take, scored on accuracy plus speed, with a native recording unlocking after the first try.
Judge whether the next car beats the current one on a real figure, from horsepower and torque to curb weight, top speed and 0-62 mph, across ten straight rounds.
Graphics card and processor days alternate: name the day's part in eight tries as arrows compare launch price, release year, cores or memory, power and tier.
Order a set of items from highest to lowest on a metric you are not told, working out the secret measure behind them, with six attempts to get the sequence right.
Name a movie from its color spectrum, with skips and misses unlocking hints like the release year and tagline; a version for video games runs too.
Read a colored letter hint and type any five-letter word consistent with it, getting just one guess per round across three rounds.