Pwnedle
Estimate how many times each of five passwords has appeared in data breaches, on a scale up to 100 million, with closer guesses earning more points.
Page 9 of 13 of the daily “-dle” games: 45 games, Pwnedle to sedecordle. The first page says what a dle is and how the kinds differ.
Estimate how many times each of five passwords has appeared in data breaches, on a scale up to 100 million, with closer guesses earning more points.
Every guess hits four Wordle boards simultaneously, and you get nine tries to crack all four words; Extreme, Chill, Sequence and Rescue modes add twists.
Read a quotation from a notable figure and work out who said it, with a new line each day and earlier days still open to play.
Complete the ending of a famous quotation by choosing its last five words from a bank of options, with six tries to get the order right.
Guess a Rainbow Six Siege operator from trait clues, or switch to modes for weapons by stats, rooms from blueprints or close-ups, and ranks from clips.
Given a board and rack from a real tournament game, place tiles for the highest-scoring move you can find, with one submission and the original player shown after.
Watch a slow run and a fast run with known speeds over the same distance, then judge the speed of a third vehicle, across five rounds paying up to a thousand points each.
Climb a themed word ladder between two words by matching a shuffled list of clues to each rung's transformation, from Sandy Weisz's Mystery League.
Read a CT or other medical scan, scrolling through its slices like a radiologist, and name the diagnosis within five guesses.
Three short platformer levels full of lying traps, where easy teaches a rule, medium breaks it and hard mixes both, with your death count shared at the end.
Identify the Rainbow Six Siege operator, attacker or defender, as each guess shows matches on role, squad, speed, country, gender and release.
Ride after the hidden Red Dead Redemption character, using how each guess compares on region, affiliation, role, status, gender and first appearance.
Name a song from a brief slice of its intro, with each skip or miss stretching the clip by a second until the track is recognized.
Identify a piece of video game music from its opening seconds, with every skip or wrong answer adding another second of the track.
Guess the day's Resident Evil character, creature and redacted dossier subject, plus a veiled portrait that gets clearer after every miss and a five-emoji puzzle.
Set the compass heading you would leave on to follow the shortest great-circle path between two cities, a puzzle about how a round Earth bends directions.
Hunt down a Rick and Morty figure, Smiths and Citadel Ricks included, as guesses compare home, species, status, affiliation, debut and who they are tied to.
One logic puzzle a day, such as a classic cryptarithm where letters stand for digits, with typed answers checked, hints, a tutor and full worked solutions.
Four logic puzzles a day: deduce a number key from digit clues, trace a numbered route, split a board into rectangles and link bridges, plus a sliding-block campaign.
Listen to a short riff, then replay it note by note on an on-screen piano, with colors marking correct notes in the right or wrong positions; three difficulty levels.
Guess the Marvel Rivals hero of the day in five ways: classic attribute clues, a silhouette, emoji, an ability, or a pixelated image, plus an unlimited mode.
Four Marvel Rivals puzzles a day: name a hero from traits, a blurred outline or an ability's icon, or recognize a map, with two bonus challenges.
Roll a single random number once a day and collect badges for its quirks, such as being a palindrome, a power of two or a single digit.
Roll one random six-digit number a day and see which mathematical traits it has, such as prime or palindrome, earning rarity badges and entropy points.
Drawn from Roblox horror experiences such as Doors and Dandy's World, the hidden character is found by comparing experience, role, form, colors and debut.
Guess the Rocket League car of the day, with each try comparing hitbox, origin, brand, shape, release, rarity and how it is obtained.
Guess the Rocky character from weight class, role, family, home, side, debut and films, with arrows and partial matches after each try.
Grab one strange item per room across seven rooms, then watch your little hero's build battle eight monsters back to back, with three tries each day.
Swap letters between rows until every row reads as a word, since columns do not matter, across mini, classic, maxi and mystery grids with a swap target for each.
Name a Clash Royale card from attribute clues, or from a pixelated picture, a string of emojis or a cut-off card text in the other modes.
Identify three songs from previews played at triple speed, each wrong guess slowing the clip toward normal and lowering the points on offer.
Bet chips on five Western history clues before you see each one, then choose among four answers, with a shop of dirty tricks to help you stay out of the red.
Hear a sampled snippet and work out which well-known hit borrowed it within five attempts; misses and skips unlock clues such as genre, year and extra samples.
Deduce the Satisfactory item of the day from its attributes, then name buildings and items by icon, creatures by silhouette, recipes, milestones and a spot on the map.
A blurred, muted clip sharpens with every guess; name the film, TV show, music video, game or anime behind it, with genre and era clues unlocking over six tries.
Unmask the Scooby-Doo villain of the day by comparing what each guess looks like, whether it is real, its job, motive, debut and colors.
Take five football set pieces, from penalties to headers, with one attempt each, pulling back on the pitch to aim and set power while allowing for curl and wind.
Two plates of food appear side by side with their prices; pick the one that voters rated higher, round after round.
Three movie puzzles a day: name films from their posters, from their taglines and in a third round called Blank Buster.
Work out a movie title shown only as a row of blanks by typing letters on the keyboard to fill in the gaps.
Recognize the movie from a heavily pixelated image of its poster and pick the title from a searchable list of films.
Name the film from its marketing tagline and release year alone, choosing your answer from a list of movies.
Name a film as its cast is revealed one actor at a time, then rank those actors by how much dialogue they have, over three films a day in different genres.
Guess the hidden sea of the day, a map guessing game devoted to the world's seas rather than its countries or cities.
Solve sixteen word grids at once with every guess counting on each board, plus a mode taken in order and one that opens with four words already picked.