Luckle
Press go to roll random numbers until you land on the day's target, across three levels from 1-10 to 1-50, with fewer tries ranking higher.
Page 2 of 6: 40 games, from Luckle to To Scale. The shelf’s first page starts with the games to try first.
Press go to roll random numbers until you land on the day's target, across three levels from 1-10 to 1-50, with fewer tries ranking higher.
Estimate a real-world figure, like hot dogs sold at ballparks in a season, by choosing a number and an order of magnitude from thousands to quadrillions.
Take the over or the under on a series of trivia lines, judging whether each real figure lands above or below the set number, solo or against others.
Watch a line trace across the screen and vanish, then reproduce it by memory in one unbroken stroke, with a scored daily run and separate dot-recall rounds.
Write a short ode to the day's topic, such as documentaries, using only letters found in that topic's own name, then share what you made.
Ten rounds of matching a name to the right adoptable shelter pet among real listings, where every wrong pick is still an animal looking for a home.
Five original word games in one daily set: unscramble words in Fix The Mix, crack Passcodes, solve linked Four Square grids and search out words in two more.
A shelf of short puzzles, including a 5x5 crossword, a four-color code to crack, a goose-themed sudoku and a flood-fill grid, each sized to a few minutes.
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.
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.
Crawl through a roguelike dungeon that is generated anew for each day, exploring it in the browser and trying to survive to the end of the run.
Resize a silhouette until it matches the true scale of a reference, like a red panda beside a giant panda, over five rounds worth 100 points each.
Sink every ball using the fewest shots, on a new pool layout each day where the soft, squishy balls fuse together whenever they collide.
Drop twenty odd objects, from a chihuahua to a window frame, onto a growing tower; height in centimeters is your score and only three falls are allowed.
Judge time without a clock: tap out a given duration or tempo, or read one off a blinking light and type it in, with points for how near you come.
A rotating lineup of original word and logic puzzles, among them Pathword, Triword, Rubigram and Arithmeglyphs, with a far tougher Ultrarubigram once a month.
Answer one yes-or-no question, then predict what share of the planet will agree with you; the global split is revealed at midnight UTC.
A new logic puzzle each day, often in a different genre and framed by a short story, such as fitting word-bank words into regions so matching letters never touch.
Five weighings a day: judge how many of one item it takes to balance another, from grapes against giraffes to paperclips against rockets.
Guide a little boat past a string of gates by tilting your phone or moving the mouse, on a single sea shared by every player that day.
Press at the exact moment a countdown hits zero, a short test of how well your inner sense of rhythm keeps time.
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.
Name the mystery VTuber across classic, reverse and listen modes, the last of which has you identify a virtual streamer by sound.
Guess the company behind a stock chart in four attempts, using hints and its market category, plus a pair mode pitting two stocks against each other.
Start from a target temperature and subtract the current temperature of cities you name, up to five, aiming to land on exactly zero without going under.
Draw a single random article from the millions on English Wikipedia and score points for how rare your pull is, collecting hidden badges along the way.
Estimate what a real Amazon listing was selling for, starting from its name, review score and review count, with more product details unlocked after each guess.
Tip a 3D course to steer a ball-bound hamster home on each of three short levels, racing par and grabbing golden seeds, with a bonus round to follow.
Deduce a secret everyday object in five guesses from clues on whether it is bigger or smaller, how near in size and its order of magnitude, plus a late silhouette hint.
Hold to pour into five oddly shaped, unmarked glasses and stop at each target fill level, judged by volume rather than height.
Name the mystery car in ten tries, with each guess compared on brand, country, body type, year, generation and engine, plus JDM, American and old-school modes.
Look at three real news photos, some years old, and write the headline each one ran with, earning as many as 100 points a photo for how near you get.
Decode a picture rebus drawn from the day's news, say the phrase it spells, and then read the linked coverage, which comes from another part of the paper each day.
Route yourself from one city to a distant one, like Goma to Lille, by chaining real flights and transit, on the clock at easy, medium or hard.
Choose one of 22 cities and track down the mystery metro station from clues on shared lines, direction, distance, ridership and letters, by map, photo or classic play.
Hold to orbit a gravity well and let go to fling yourself to the next, gathering sparks on a daily run with the same wells for all, plus an endless mode.
A daily set of eleven small puzzles, from a mini crossword and sudoku to Word Hive, Outlines and False Flag geography rounds.
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.
Work out a mystery flight route, origin to destination, in five guesses using clues on the airline, aircraft type, flight time and heading, at three difficulty levels.
Estimate the real size of five museum objects from photos that hide their scale, sliding to a measurement of each one's longest side.