
Flowku (Puzzleship)
Join matching dots with paths that fill every cell of the grid.
1998 daily games with no sign-up in your browser, each with a page on how it plays, when it resets and where to play it.

Join matching dots with paths that fill every cell of the grid.

Name the country from the view out of a plane window.

Name the day's photo from a close crop that pulls back with every miss.

Find the hole on a fog-covered course, using chess pieces as your golf clubs.

Put six patterns on a flat net so it folds into the cube shown, three puzzles a day.

Place the day's 20 footballers on a 4x4 bingo card of clubs, countries and trophies.

Sort sixteen footballers into four hidden groups: clubs, nations, academies, trophies and records.

Name a footballer who fits both the row and the column, nine times over.

Name the football club from a peephole view of its crest that widens with each miss.

Spell the day's Premier League surname in six tries, plus two player guessing modes.

Find the day's Premier League player in ten guesses from age, country, position, club, region and shirt…

Seven letters are off-limits today: make words from the rest and find the grail word.

A sentence is missing from a classic novel: pick the author's real line from three AI forgeries.

Four small word puzzles a day: shrink, blend, link and shift.

Daily Formula 1 puzzles: a driver grid, F1 Wordle, Connections and bingo.

Name the day's Fortnite skin, emote, weapon and pickaxe.

Stop the needle in the green eight times to dig up the day's fossils.

A won Connect Four position: find the one column that keeps the win.

Sort sixteen words into four hidden groups of four before your fourth mistake.

One theme, four hidden words and five mistakes, every day.

Turn and place word cards so every side links to the clue beside it.

Guess letters to reveal the word; every miss adds another word.

A daily sudoku with a sum outside every row and column end.

Worldle for France: name the department from its outline.

A daily fridge poetry toy: everyone gets the same word tiles to make a poem.

Guess today's Frieren character from its traits.

Find the day's four-letter word between AAHS and ZZZS by narrowing the alphabet.

Piece together today's New York Post front page as a jigsaw.

Find the day's mystery NFL player in six guesses.

Name all ten answers to a daily football list before your five lives run out.

Rank ten footballers from highest to lowest on one statistic.

Fill a Latin square that obeys every greater-than and less-than sign.

Spell today's Genshin, Star Rail or Wuthering Waves character in six tries.

Find the day's secret word by meaning, as your guesses orbit closer to the sun.
Two videos from one channel, same month: tap the one that got more views.

Four newspaper-style logic puzzles, each with a daily challenge seeded from the date.

Name today's mystery video game in eight guesses, one new clue per miss.

Fill in the gaps in the clues to reveal the day's movie.

Untangle five scrambled words, then solve the clued finale.

Read the day's logic gates, set the switches and power on so exactly the right lamps light up, in six tries.

Five one-shot tests of your eye each day: count dots, pour a percentage, set an angle, hold for seconds…

Name five crystals, rocks and gemstones a day from photos of real specimens.

Fill the rows with country names and reveal the mystery nation in the middle column.

One geography game a day, picked from five modes, with the same targets for every player.

Group sixteen flags, shapes and facts by the country they belong to.

Find the day's mystery country in eight tries from its continent, size, flag colours and distance.

Higher or lower, country by country, in the day's statistic.

Find the day's mystery country by comparing six facts about each guess.