Trellis
Trace words of three to eight letters through a five-by-five grid, moving up, down or sideways only, and hunt for the single eight-letter word hidden in it.
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Trace words of three to eight letters through a five-by-five grid, moving up, down or sideways only, and hunt for the single eight-letter word hidden in it.
Slide three pieces at once, each traveling until it meets a wall, to land them on their matching goals, with a rule twist that changes by weekday and a par to match.
Probe with guesses to uncover three secret rules, then find one answer that satisfies all of them, in separate word and number puzzles.
Supply the hidden middle word that joins the words on either side into two compounds or phrases, with three guesses and three letter-revealing lifelines.
Split nine words into three groups of three that share a link, with four mistakes allowed and a short explanation after each solved group.
Follow an animated flight across the map and name its destination as clues get easier, scoring higher the earlier you identify where it lands.
Work out a single run of three letters that completes every word in the day's set, filling the gap the words all share.
Find sets of three cards within three minutes, where count, color, shape and shading must each match across all three or differ across all three.
The four trivia quizzes left out of the day's Gauntlet, film and TV, history, business and the arts, run back to back with 20 seconds a question and one miss ending each.
Seven trivia quizzes in one run, among them a deep dive on a single topic and a sudden-death grab bag, with 20 seconds per question and a wrong answer closing each quiz.
Ten timed general-knowledge questions spanning food, TV and more, the same set for every player, with answers posted to the archive a day later.
Spot every valid trio among twelve cards, where each attribute must either match on all three or differ on all three, a Set-style hunt with a fixed count to find.
Climb a twelve-hold wall by answering twelve questions in a row, where a single wrong answer sends you falling back down.
A compact crossword-style word puzzle whose whole twist is consonants, with a new grid to work through each day and a result you can share.
Lay letter tiles to stretch words across a shared board toward the rival's town, cutting off their tiles as you go; a daily puzzle sits beside solo and multiplayer play.
A minesweeper grid of 42 fact cards, ten of them false: call each true or false, using numbers on true cards that count nearby fakes, until three wrong calls end it.
Three guesses at how many views one YouTube video earned, judged by its thumbnail, plus a five-video Binge round and a Streak mode picking which of two drew more.
Build your own crossword on an empty 9x9 board from a 14-letter rack shared by all players, where every across and down run has to spell a word and crossings count twice.
Build a six-Pokémon squad one pick at a time, each pick limited by a rolled generation and type, then watch it fight 110 trainers on a seed shared that day.
Drop pieces column by column, popping groups of three matching shapes, and reach each round's point target before your moves run out.
Open a four-digit combination lock within four attempts, where a tick marks each digit you have right so it stays put, plus a hard mode and challenge.
Listen to a song snippet and pinpoint its country of origin in five tries, steered by a compass arrow, hot-to-cold proximity colors and unlockable genre, instrument and region hints.
Decode five song titles that have been reworded with synonyms back into the real names, as if each hit had been run through a thesaurus.
A crude, potty-humor parody of the color-tile word game, giving you six tries at a four-letter answer.
Ten empty squares remain in an Othello game you are already winning: find the one square that holds the win against a solver that reads to the last disc.
Tap pieces in the right sequence to land each one on its matching beacon, where sliders glide until blocked and pushers shove one square before reversing.
Link two TV actors through shared shows, picking a series, then a cast member, then another series, until the second actor appears, in the fewest hops you can manage.
Name a character from across the Vampire Diaries universe, including The Originals and Legacies, as each guess compares species, family, status, shows and debut.
Vampires, werewolves and humans from the Twilight Saga: guess one and compare species, group, special gift, hair, status and the film they first appear in.
Weave light and dark squares into a grid where each row and column splits evenly, three matching neighbors in a line are banned, and ties and crosses give clues.
Two number boards whose totals are both off; trade a single tile from one to the other so that every sum on each board comes out right.
Crack a pair of secret five-letter words together using nine guesses that count on both boards, so each letter you try has to earn its keep twice.
Four hidden moves lead from a start word to an end word; each is a different type, one anagram, one verb, one homophone and one compound, uncovered with a tap.
Call the plays in a late-game football situation, such as trailing by two with under two minutes left, managing downs, timeouts and the clock to win.
Take over the play-calling for a real late-game NFL situation, on offense or defense, and see how each choice shifts the team's chances of winning.
Step into a real NFL team's final-minutes drive from an actual game, calling each play and managing timeouts and the clock to see if you can outdo the real coach.
Read a short clue and find the nonsense two-word rhyme it describes, with up to four hints such as each word's syllable count.
Study five pairs of paintings, each naming two words that differ by a single letter, then arrange those five odd letters into the day's word, with two hints per clue.
Name an actor from a redacted filmography in 15 guesses, using hint cards that cost guesses, then risk the day's score on two harder actors worth 250 and 500.
Link a start film to a target film through shared cast members in five steps, or build the longest actor-and-film chain you can before the timer stops.
Type three quotes from games, movies and anime as quickly and cleanly as you can, with words per minute, typos and accuracy tallied for the day's circuit.
Slide letter columns up and down so a row spells a word, and keep going until every letter has been part of at least one word.
Name the UFC fighter of the day by comparing each guess's weight division, country, fighting style, title count, height and when they were born.
Score a game-winning touchdown on one final drive by answering four general trivia questions, where closer, quicker and rarer answers gain more yards.
Name the hidden ULTRAKILL character in a classic clue mode, or score points in Infernoguessr, a location-guessing round set in the game's levels.