
Hot & Cold (hotandcold.app)
Find the day's secret word by meaning, each guess ranked from freezing to blazing.
130 daily word games on Android, each with a page on how it plays, when it resets and where to play it.

Find the day's secret word by meaning, each guess ranked from freezing to blazing.

The guesses are given: deduce the only five-letter word that fits them all.

Crack a five-letter word like a combination lock, one higher or lower clue at a time.

Two cue words a day: find the word that links them, and try to say the same thing as everyone else.

A clueless crossword where each section of the grid tells you which letters it holds.

Four mini word games unlock the last tiles of a 16-word grouping puzzle, once a day.

Use all twelve letters around the square in as few chained words as you can.

The TV word show on your phone: get the first letter, then find the word in five guesses.

A small daily crossword against a countdown clock, with a win streak to keep.

More than 30 short logic, word and number puzzles, with one daily challenge everyone races on the same day.

One cryptic crossword clue a day, with hints and a video to explain it.

A daily crossword with no clues, solved with logic like a sudoku for words.

A daily set of word, logic and picture puzzles from Netflix, no membership needed.

Start from the number and guess letters to reveal the day's number-filled phrase.

Find the day's six-letter word by placing letter pairs in the right slots.

Slide letter pairs together until you have found all the board's hidden words.

Find words in the day's nine-letter wheel, including the Panagram.

One photo a day, one word behind it, six tries to type it.

Guess what links a set of words, seeing as few of the five clues as you can.

Guess the word from coloured pixel clues about each letter's shape.

Solve a small crossword, then crack the five-letter PlusWord.

A 5x5 mini crossword posted to Reddit every day, plus thousands of grids made by players.

A daily page of crosswords, logic grids and word puzzles, like a newspaper puzzle section.

A daily puzzle page on your phone: crossword, WhatWord, word search and sudoku, easy or hard.

A Morning page and an Evening page of puzzles every day, from crossword and sudoku to Picture Cross.

Rearrange a pyramid of words or numbers so every linked pair makes sense.

Scrambled letters, thirty seconds, and as many four-letter words as you can find.

A word ladder scrambled across a sliding grid: slide rows and columns until it reads again.

Six featured letters a day: start a word with each one and reuse them as often as you can for points.

Swipe guesses across a letter grid to deduce the one secret word hidden in it.

Wordle against the clock: unlimited guesses, ranked by how fast you solve.

Join letters around a circular board into the centre to spell the hidden words.

Seven letters, one in the middle you must always use, and a new hive every day.

Spell as many words as you can from seven letters, always using the one in the middle.

Uncover a themed word search one letter at a time and race the clock.

Trace words through a 4x4 grid of letters until you have found every target word.

A themed word search where words bend and every letter belongs to one of them.

Nine daily puzzles in one app, led by a Motus-style word of the day.

Tap syllables together to build five words from their clues, against the clock.

Crack the code: every number stands for a letter.

Swap tiles on a 4 by 4 grid until every row and column is a word.

A small daily paper of original word and logic puzzles, from path-traced words to rotating letter grids.

A dated puzzle page each day on your phone: nonogram, word wheel, honeycomb, sudoku and more.

Crack the number-for-letter code in The Times daily codeword.

Slide scattered letters back into a small crossword grid, easy and hard, every day.

Make words from the day's ring of letters, always using the centre one.

Five clues, no grid, and one pool of letters to share between the answers.

Three goblins in a trench coat give you a bilingual riddle a day: translate the pieces to find the password.