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MapTap (opens the game in a new tab)

Geography

You're given one chance to pinpoint each of the 5 provided cities by tapping on a 3D globe. How close can you get? Historical facts about the locations are revealed after each round!

MapTap: details and ratings

WorXle (opens the game in a new tab)

A six-letter Wordle where the game lies to you: every guess has one tile showing the wrong colour. Play today's puzzle, go back to earlier days, or try unlimited random rounds.

WorXle: details and ratings

GeoSize (opens the game in a new tab)

Map Games

Daily geography size game: resize a country, sea, lake or desert until it matches its true size next to another. Five rounds a day.

GeoSize: details and ratings

Dealer (opens the game in a new tab)

Number Games

A free daily price-guessing game: one vehicle a day, from a hatchback to a work van to a supercar, and three guesses at its starting MSRP. The first guess counts most, and a guess within 1% is a bullseye. Free daily, no signup.

Dealer: details and ratings

Impress (opens the game in a new tab)

Spell words with tiles to build a bonus, then spell the hidden word to win it!

Impress: details and ratings

Imposter (opens the game in a new tab)

Geography

One region of the world colored by a real number from open data, except one country is showing a fake that blends in with its neighbors. Find the liar in six guesses, then see its real number and why it stands out.

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Crowns (opens the game in a new tab)

Queens-style logic puzzle: place one crown in every row, column and color region, no two crowns touching diagonally. One unique solution per day.

Crowns: details and ratings

WhoHadMore (opens the game in a new tab)

Trivia / Knowledge

WhoHadMore is a daily higher/lower game with unique topic every day. Compete to earn your spot on the daily leaderboard by completing the game with as few errors as possible.

WhoHadMore: details and ratings

FlagGuessr (opens the game in a new tab)

Geography

A daily flag guessing game. The flag starts zoomed in 4x — guess the country and it gradually reveals itself with each wrong attempt. Five guesses, streak tracking, same flag for everyone each day.

FlagGuessr: details and ratings

Arrow (opens the game in a new tab)

Not Words
Medium

A daily arrow sudoku: each circled digit is the sum of the digits along its arrow. One logical solution, notes and a hint. Free daily, no signup.

Arrow: details and ratings

Hextle (opens the game in a new tab)

Visual / Image

Every day, a 19-cell honeycomb board and a fresh set of hex pieces. Your job: fit them all with as few moves as possible.

Hextle: details and ratings

Mini Crossword (opens the game in a new tab)

A daily 5x5 crossword you solve against the clock, with classic crossword-style clues.

Mini Crossword: details and ratings

Timeline (opens the game in a new tab)

Trivia / Knowledge

A daily history puzzle: pinpoint five mystery events on a live timeline by guessing their years, scoring up to 750 points. Build a streak, climb the leaderboard, and play past days from the archive.

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Biz (opens the game in a new tab)

Not Words

A free daily business quiz. Twenty-five questions on brands, markets, founders, deals and business history climb from easy to expert, and one wrong answer ends the run. Twenty seconds a question, one life, everyone plays the same twenty-five. Free daily, no si...

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Hearsay (opens the game in a new tab)

Not Words

A free daily logic puzzle in the Cheryl's Birthday family. Two people are each told one detail of a secret card, then they talk. Work out which card it is from what they admit they do not know. New case every day. Free daily, no signup.

Hearsay: details and ratings

Sworn (opens the game in a new tab)

Not Words

A free daily Knights-and-Knaves logic puzzle: a handful of locals under oath, exactly so many of them lying, one of them a thief. Work the contradictions and name the culprit. A new inquest every day, six sworn on Sundays. Free daily, no signup.

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HeatMapQuest (opens the game in a new tab)

Geography

A daily geography game where you read the world in color. Every day, a glowing heatmap lights up the globe — figure out which statistic it's hiding.

HeatMapQuest: details and ratings

Haikudle (opens the game in a new tab)

AI-generated daily art and haiku puzzles. Every day, a fresh haiku and accompanying background image are created, featuring the poem scrambled. Users engage by dragging and dropping the words to unveil the original structure. Additionally, a new haiku can be g...

Haikudle: details and ratings

Does Monday Work? (opens the game in a new tab)

Does Monday Work? is a daily calendar puzzle where your schedule slowly turns into chaos. Place events, discover new rules, rearrange your plans, and somehow make the whole month work. A small indie game made for people who enjoy puzzles that make them stop an...

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Full Gambit (opens the game in a new tab)

Not Words

Select cards on the board using chess-piece moves to form the best possible poker hand.

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Cluno (opens the game in a new tab)

Guess the word using as few hints as possible. Each guess reveals a new clue, or Cluno.

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Anon (opens the game in a new tab)

A free daily acrostic with no clues. A passage sits in the grid, one box per letter, and every box also belongs to one answer in the bank, so a letter typed in either half appears in the other. Free daily, no signup.

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Etch (opens the game in a new tab)

Not Words

A daily nonogram (picross): row and column clues give the runs of filled squares. Fill the grid by pure logic and a picture appears. Free daily, no signup.

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Judges (opens the game in a new tab)

Not Words

A free daily Star Battle logic puzzle: seat two judges in every row, column and colored court, with no two touching. One solution, pure deduction. Free daily, no signup.

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