Crossflip
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.
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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.
Solve a new crossword each day by a rotating team of constructors, with themed puzzles and a full archive of earlier grids to work through.
Work backward from a solved Wordle: given the answer and each row's tile colors, fill in valid five-letter guesses that would produce exactly that pattern.
Swap scrambled letters in a small crossword grid until every tile turns green, using color hints and a strict budget of swaps.
Crack each across and down word of a 5x5 or 7x7 crossword with Wordle feedback, getting as many tries per entry as it has letters.
Crack a single cryptic crossword clue, working out the answer hidden in its wordplay, and enter it letter by letter with Wordle-style feedback.
Crack a codeword grid where each number stands for one letter, with a monthly calendar of puzzles and bonus points for solving on the day.
Place letters on a small grid so every word on the list can be traced through linked neighboring cells, against a timer, at three grid sizes.
Crack a substitution cipher to reveal a hidden quote, assigning letters on a keyboard with three hints to fall back on.
Decrypt a quote whose letters have been swapped for others, with the author named up front, a timer, and hints you can reveal if stuck.
Untangle three shuffled dictionary definitions by swapping words between rows, guided by green, orange and gray colors, with every puzzle solvable in ten swaps.
Guess the day's hidden word Wordle-style, using the letter feedback on each try, and compare results on the leaderboards or replay older days in archive mode.
Track down a secret word using two kinds of feedback at once: how close each guess comes in meaning and how close it comes in spelling.
Solve two hidden four-letter words in parallel within twelve rows, using logic and the clues each entry gives on both boards.
Unscramble a growing set of letters into a word, with one more tile added after each answer, until you reach the eight-letter finale before time runs out.
Get from a start word to a target word by swapping one letter per step, with every step a real word, in four- and five-letter versions.
Guess letters to reveal a hidden word, but every miss adds another word to solve, and eight misses end the game; finishing with fewer words scores better.
Find three rhymes for the word of the day whose syllables add up to an exact target, such as four, then see what share of players hit it.
Wordle with a different twist on every row, flagged by an icon beside it, so each guess plays by its own special rule.
Decode a word whose letters are stacked on top of one another into a single overlapping shape, testing any word you like to tease out which letters are in it.
Take turns choosing letters and slotting them into a 4x4 board to form words, playing the shared daily board solo or a live match with a friend.
Drag lettered tiles into a crossword-like web of connected words, scoring letter values plus bonus tiles that boost or multiply each word.
Trace words through a small letter grid to fill in the blanks of a hidden quote, using the word lengths shown as a guide and aiming for a gold rating.
Close in on a secret English word using only one clue per guess: whether the answer falls before or after it in alphabetical order.
Uncover a hidden phrase by solving bracketed clues from the inside out, using the surrounding words as context, against a timer with optional letter reveals.
A logic puzzle mixing words and colors, in small, medium and large daily sizes, where reasoning about the colors leads you to the right words.
Find words tied to the day's theme, like science fiction, hidden in a letter grid, with an archive of earlier themes.
Six words each have one letter missing; fill the gaps and the missing letters together form the keyword that ties the set.
Circle the themed words hiding across, down and backward in a letter grid, tracking streaks, scores and speed.
Read a few sample sentences in an unknown tongue and name the language, with feedback on how close each guess is and three difficulty levels.
Arrange connected letter pieces on a grid until they spell a hidden phrase, given only a category such as a Disney movie, in as few moves and as little time as possible.
Play every tile from your rack onto a Scrabble-style board, with each word linked to another and premium squares to chase, aiming for a five-star score.
Follow a hidden quotation through a maze of letters, cell by cell, to find your way out, with each puzzle attributed to its speaker.
Work out six hidden words linked by a theme, revealing their letters on a keyboard with five lives and a running clock.
Solve two five-letter words that share two letters and link into one closed loop, with a fresh loop posted every morning.
Unjumble five themed words, each missing one vowel; the missing vowels are A, E, I, O and U, so every vowel gets added exactly once.
Find four hidden groups of four among sixteen words in a handmade grouping puzzle, with a leaderboard for each day's grid.
Assemble answers to a themed set of clues, each with its letter count, by combining small chunks of letters from a shared pool.