
Gueco (GuessDash)
Place wildlife and plant clues on the world map, in five daily editions.
2003 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.

Place wildlife and plant clues on the world map, in five daily editions.

Name the day's film from six frames, one more after each miss.

Guess the day's angle in degrees, with four tries and higher or lower hints.

Watch a bear get dressed up one doodle at a time and name what it is meant to be from as few features as you…

Name the day's book from an excerpt and clues, in six guesses.

Daily guessing games for League of Legends, Valorant, Clash Royale and Minecraft.

Name the day's football club from its former players, revealed from least known to most.

Name the mystery Counter-Strike 2 pro from clues that turn green, from Easy to Impossible.

Name the day's typeface from one word set in it, in six guesses.

Name the day's footballer in six guesses as clues unlock: nationality, position, era, leagues, shirt, clubs.

Name the mystery footballer as a blurred photo sharpens over six guesses.

Name the day's footballer from his career, revealed one club at a time.

Swap scrambled letters until every row and column of the day's grid spells a word.

Guess today's house price within 5%, one photo at a time.

Name the brand from a cropped piece of its logo in five guesses.

Guess what is really on the menu at restaurants around the world, five rounds a day.

Find the day's mystery NBA player in ten guesses from six clue tiles.

A real headline with one word missing: guess it, with hot and cold feedback.

Name the day's pro cyclist from how your guesses compare on team, type, ranking, country, age, weight and…

Trace words on a 5x5 letter grid to work out which tiles spell the day's secret word.

Hear five short clips a day and name each song, with a bonus for the artist.

Put the day's six events in order, from oldest to newest.

Find the day's UFC fighter in eight guesses from division, height, reach, age, stance and nation.

Name the day's Yu-Gi-Oh card from its artwork, with a new hint after every miss.

One hidden word a day and five clues, vaguest first; the clock is your score.

Three hard-to-know numbers a day to estimate, scored by how many times too high or too low you are.

Read a real price chart with the name and dates hidden, and call what the market does next.

Guess the prices of five trending products a day, scored on how close you get.

Put the scrambled words of today's haiku back in order.

Guess today's Haikyuu!! character from team, position and stats.

Half the alphabet, 120 seconds, and points for the rarest words you can find.

Cut five 3D objects a day exactly in half, by weight.

Guess the day's statistic, then have your answer averaged with a teammate's.

Guess the hidden centre word from the half-masked words around it, in four tries.

Cut each object where its weight splits in half, not its length.

A five-minute poker roguelite where everyone gets the same deck each day and one chance to beat five antes.

Place twenty-five cards on a grid where every row and column is a poker hand.

Hangman with a theme: find five related words by guessing letters before your lives run out.

A daily hangman: call letters to find the word before the lantern goes out.

Metro's daily hangman: guess the themed mystery word one letter at a time before your 11 lives run out.

The toughest of Metro's three sudokus, a new grid each weekday in the browser.

Draw one loop on a night map of the world to capture exactly the day's target number of people.

A daily Wordle duel: your opening guess becomes the computer's word, and its opener becomes yours.

Read real headlines and find where in the world each one happened.

Guess the missing words of today's New York Post front-page headline.

Guess the missing words of today's New York Post sports cover headline.

Read five real headlines with the dates removed and guess the year of each.

12 tiny daily pitch games for your ears, one puzzle each, the same for everyone.