Common Ground
Write the first answer that comes to mind for ten prompts, and score for every one that matches the crowd.
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Write the first answer that comes to mind for ten prompts, and score for every one that matches the crowd.
Decode one foreign word over four rounds, guessing its language, the moment it is used, the place and finally the meaning, then stake your points on the last answer.
Order a set of words so every neighboring pair forms a compound term, building one unbroken chain, with definition, proverb and emoji variants.
Study a hidden real company at a past date through its share price and financials, then invest, short or pass with virtual cash before the reveal.
Identify the day's answer, such as a book, from up to six clues revealed one by one, skipping ahead when stuck and scoring better with fewer.
Split sixteen words into four sets of four linked by a shared theme, from the Daydash team behind Contexto, with a calendar of past games.
Rank five trivia topics by how well you know them, staking 500 down to 100 points, answer each in 30 seconds, then wager on a final question.
Sort sixteen words into four secret categories of four, with groups ranging from straightforward yellow to devious purple and only four mistakes allowed.
Sixteen words, four hidden groups and four mistakes to spare, with easy and hard puzzles and an archive alongside the main one.
The Athletic's sports spin on Connections: sort sixteen sports terms into four hidden groups of four, with a limited number of mistakes and an optional timer.
Solve 12 clued words linked in a constellation, where each connection tells you how two answers relate: an anagram, a changed letter, added letters or a shared ending.
Type any word and see where it ranks among all words by closeness of meaning to the secret one; reach number one to win, with no cap on guesses.
Slot countries one at a time into a list ranked by area, population or GDP per capita, keeping the order right for as long as your lives hold out.
Identify the Cookie Run: Kingdom cookie of the day by comparing rarity, element, type, position, cooldown, release date and pronouns with each guess.
Thirteen logic and word puzzles in one place, from placing crowns in regions and suns-and-moons grids to word ladders, hidden-word searches and mini sudoku.
Guess a character from the Cosmere novels of Brandon Sanderson, comparing home world, debut book, species and Investiture, with spoilers through Wind and Truth.
Answer seven open prompts within 25 seconds each, where a rare pick like jabuticaba for a fruit sends your rocket much higher than an obvious one.
Put a dollar figure on one Costco warehouse product in six tries, with higher or lower arrows guiding each new attempt.
Estimate how many items fill a shelf, tray or crowd shown only briefly before the screen goes dark, across five scenes.
Name a Counter-Strike pro from a pool spanning eras, checking each guess for country, role, teams, Majors won, birth year and era; quote and photo clues unlock.
Staff five cabinet jobs with famous people as you pick countries, then reveal a score out of 195 for how much of the world your choices conquer.
Sketch the border of a hidden country onto a real map, helped by clue modes like a covered area or a capital marker, then see what you matched, missed or added.
Ten pairs of countries, one tap each: pick the bigger by population or land area, as the gaps narrow and the names grow less familiar.
Pin down a mystery country as each guess is compared with it on continent, hemisphere, population, average temperature and compass direction.
Complete a chain of everyday two-word phrases from given first and last words, where each missing word ends one phrase and starts the next, in three tries.
Dropped at a golf course somewhere on the planet, work out where it is and mark the spot on a world map, over five daily rounds.
Rule on five genuine U.S. court cases from a short summary of the facts, 30 seconds apiece, then see whether the real court agreed with you.
Sudoku without the grid: place 1 to 9 so no digit repeats within an outlined group or along any colored line that runs across the board.
Sort sixteen Minecraft tiles into four related groups of four within a set number of mistakes; themes can hinge on details like stack counts.
Morph a given word, move by move, into a target word over three rounds, where looking ahead and knowing plenty of words keeps the move count low.
Pack a set of odd artifacts into the smallest box you can manage within 90 seconds, with your tightest fit recorded, wrapped in a lab-shift story.
Mix red, green and blue sliders to match the color of a named crayon, with a single guess and an easy mode that shows the crayon's photo.
Fold a square of paper so it exactly covers a dashed target shape, with every fold passing through all layers, aiming to match par across four difficulty levels.
Identify the hidden cricket player in six attempts, using what each wrong name reveals to narrow the field toward the right one.
Two clues lead to two answers that share several letters, a pocket crossword where clues may be plain synonyms, wordplay or general knowledge.
Answer a loop of clues where each word turns into the next by swapping, adding or dropping a letter or anagramming, ending on a word that shares the opening clue.
Solve across-only clues in a grid built so that every column holds a single repeated letter, so each answer constrains all the others.
Starting from a heavily zoomed-in picture, work out its subject, zooming out step by step or revealing a first letter when stuck, within six tries.
Fill the blanks of a crossword-shaped grid with digits until each across and down equation holds, mixing all four operations, at easy, medium or hard.
Work through a new crossword-style grid each day with a timer running, then check your solve on the stats leaderboard or revisit past puzzles.
Tackle five crosswords back to back, a mini, a 9x9, acrostics, a clueless coded grid and a concealed quotation, with speed placing you on a scale from Monday solver up to ink.
Complete a grid of eight interlocking eight-letter words, four running across and four down, with a speed bonus for finishing fast and hints on hand.
Flip double-sided letter tiles so every row and column spells a word on the day's theme rather than its decoy, matching or beating par for flips.
Solve a fresh 5x5 mini crossword each day, or browse a large library of community-made grids and build your own in a free constructor.
Fill a 5x5 mini crossword against the clock, with short across and down clues ranging from geography to cartoons, and an archive of past grids.