
Hued
Read the name of today's colour and match it in three guesses.
2007 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.

Read the name of today's colour and match it in three guesses.

Swap scrambled colour tiles back into one smooth gradient, a new board every day.

Sudoku with six colours instead of numbers, one grid a day.

13 tiny daily colour games for your eyes, one puzzle each, the same for everyone.

Spot the one tile in a slightly different shade before the clock runs out.

Swap colour tiles until the board blends into one smooth gradient.

Five questions, answers from 0 to 100: get as close as you can.

Mahjong solitaire against a ghost that eats pairs from your board while you play.

Guess today's Hunter x Hunter character from Nen type, affiliation and first arc.

Five word puzzles in a row each day, ending with a final round built from your four answers.

Place flower tiles on a hex grid so linked pairs share the trait marked between them.

Click from one Wikipedia article to the day's target in 10 clicks or less.

Ask what the Camper will pack, sort the yeses from the noes and name the day's secret rule.
Match emoji cards with their word cards in a daily memory game.

One trivia question a day with a number for an answer, found in six hot-or-cold guesses.

Guess the day's Genshin Impact character from its gender, rarity, element, weapon and region.

A seven by seven sliding-block jam: get the red block to the exit.

Spell words to build a bonus, then spell the hidden headline word to win it, all from the same limited ink.

Fuse elements from Water, Fire, Earth and Wind to reach today's target.

Roll a cube with one inked face so it prints every marked square and nothing else.

Fill the day's target shape with the given pentomino pieces.

Drag a country to its true size on a map of somewhere else, five times a day.

Question the suspects, catch the lie and accuse the killer in ten questions.

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

Sort 16 Binding of Isaac items into four hidden groups.

Flip tiles to uncover parts of a hidden photo and name it with as few flips and guesses as you can.

Every letter has a new value today: spell the words that score most.

Guess the day's product price within 5% in five tries, steered by hot and cold hints.

Play the sixth clue from each of the day's Jeopardy! categories.

A Wordle joke with a 12-letter answer that is Jeff Goldblum nine times out of ten.

Seat one jester per row, column and court, never touching, on a board that grows through the week.

Swap 25 shuffled tiles back into place to rebuild Metro's picture of the day.

A fresh online jigsaw every morning, with a choice of piece count.

A new photo jigsaw every day, in the piece count you choose.

Drag letter pieces onto the board to rebuild the day's haiku and uncover the painting behind it.

A calm daily jigsaw: swap the pieces of one nature photo back into place and learn a fact about it.

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

Guess the day's Jujutsu Kaisen character from clan, grade and cursed technique clues, in eight tries.

Seat two judges in every row, column and coloured court, with no two touching.

Swap scrambled tiles until three words across and three down read right.

Find as many words as you can on the day's letter grid before time runs out.

A small daily crossword where every answer comes with its letters scrambled.

Turn the day's start word into its end word through a set list of moves: swap, add, shuffle and remove.

The biggest daily sliding-block jam: an eight by eight lot of nearly thirty blocks.

Pick which of two places has the higher figure for a statistic, in a daily quiz that gets harder as it goes.

Fly a Canadair water bomber, scoop the sea and put out the fires on the day's island.

Read four hidden real candlestick charts a day and call long, short or skip, then watch the next 30 candles.

Turn the rings of a golden ingot until every face spells a four-letter word.