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Zoom out a landmark photo, then pin where in the world it was taken.
2016 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.

Zoom out a landmark photo, then pin where in the world it was taken.

Place one star in every row, column and colour region, with no two stars touching.

Fit every domino onto the board so each coloured region meets its sum or rule, on three new boards a day.

Name the pitch-shifted song, then tune it back to its true pitch.

The 1-D cube puzzle: pivot four numbers at a time to restore 1 2 3 4 5 6.

Guess the day's Pixar character from clues, emojis, silhouettes and songs.
Name the day's video game in ten tries from how each guess compares on five traits.
Sort sixteen video games into four hidden groups of four.

Name the day's airliner from the airlines that fly it.

Wordle for planes: name the make, model and airline from a zoomed-in photo.

A new kakuro every day in easy, medium and hard: digits that add up to every clue.

Turn over two cards at a time and find all 12 pairs on the day's shared board.

Draw the day's flag from memory and get scored on colour, layout and detail.

Divide the board into rectangles, each holding one number equal to its area.

Name the movie from five plot clues before they give it away.

Cut the grid into rectangles, one clue each, matching its area or shape.

Name the day's movie from as few plot keywords as you can.

Five small word puzzles a day, from unscrambling to a themed word search.

Guess today's Path of Exile keystone, gem and unique item from their properties.

Guess the day's Path of Exile item from its class, base, requirements and release.

Guess the day's secret Pokémon in six tries from its types, evolution, colour and generation.

Find the day's hidden Pokémon from stats, a silhouette, pixels, its cry and a description.

Fill a 3x3 grid with Pokémon that match both the row type and the column type.

Fill a 3x3 grid with Pokémon that fit both the row and the column.

Fill the day's Pokémon grid and chase a low rarity score.

Find the day's Pokémon in six guesses from letter, generation, type, stat and rating clues.

Work out the five board cards of a poker hand from how three players ranked on each street.

A sudoku with no printed digits: only white and black dots between squares.

Seven letters a day: make the longest words you can and find the pangram.

Turn every stone in the pond to the same side, when some stones are secretly linked.

Look at the day's photo of animal droppings and name the animal.

Turn the day's word into POOP, one letter at a time.

A film, a song and a book from the same year: name the year.

Name the day's 2000s album from a pixelated image of its cover.

Name the day's 1980s album from a pixelated image of its cover.

Name the day's 1990s album from a pixelated image of its cover.

Pack the day's fridge magnets into a circle and try to beat the world's best fill.

Name five Porter Robinson songs a day from half-second clips.

A 13x13 crossword a day with one-word clues, from the South China Morning Post.

Measure the day's exact amount with unmarked jugs, pouring in as few moves as par.

Ten fictional match-ups a day: pick who would win by VS Battles Wiki tiers.

Wordle with Dungeons & Dragons names: guess the day's spell, monster or item.

Guess what real products cost, in a Daily Challenge whose mode changes every day.

Guess what the day's product cost in each decade from 1976 to 2026.

Guess what everyday things really cost around the world, five a day.

One real product a day: guess its price in three tries, the first worth the most.

Wordle with prime numbers: find the day's five-digit prime in six tries.

Move like a queen, capture chess-piece enemies and survive as long as you can on the day's board.