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2012 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.

Find five cities on a blank map and bet on how sure you are.

Work out who overtook whom, lap by lap, until only one finishing order fits the Stewards' notes.

Shade squares so each number sees exactly that many white squares in a straight line.

Find the day's three-digit number in six tries, with higher-or-lower hints.

Drag six cards into order by weight, height, age or date, five puzzles a day, in four tries each.

Rank the day's films your way, then see how hot your take is.

Fix a badly written results table until every clue about the finish checks out.

Put six things in the right order in four guesses.

Name the right answer nobody else thought of: one daily question, a safe bet, a long shot and 60 seconds.

Five hidden stock charts a day: call each one up or down.

Sort the real from the fake: spot which names are invented.

Two Florida Man headlines, one real: pick the one that actually ran, five times a day.

Ten claims a day: decide if each is real, oversold hype or a plain myth, then read the source.

One home for sale a day: guess its asking price in three tries.

Draw the missing border between two neighbouring countries.

Decode one picture puzzle a day that spells out a phrase from the news.

Fill a chain where every neighbouring pair makes a compound word.

See 1/A as a decimal, then guess A, five times a day.

Estimate three numbers and do the sum in your head, in sixty seconds.

Combine six figures with + − × ÷ to hit the day's amount due, styled as a bookkeeper's ledger.

An article with every word blacked out: guess words until you can name its subject.

Name the film from a haiku, one line at a time, three times a day.

Wordle for Tamil cinema: guess the day's film title or actor's name in six tries.

Four clues from four fields point to one hidden word.

Find today's secret regular expression by testing words against it.

Grade's sequel on a hex map: fill elevations so neighbours differ by one and each line has a single summit.

A morning edition of six small handmade puzzles: Quickword, Thred, Kingly, Paths, Countable and Floored.

Get from one music artist to another by hopping through related artists.

A Wordle of the Y2K era: guess the day's culture word, with its category as a clue.

Drag scrambled letters and two animals into place until every row and column spells a word.

Name the subject of a blacked-out Britannica article, revealing as few words as you can.

Use the numbers to find and flag every hidden goose.

Name the car by its exhaust note, plus daily ranking and shape games.

Guess the day's Rick and Morty character from clues, a quote, emoji and a zoomed picture.

One hand-picked logic or maths riddle a day, with a hint and a full solution.

Four small daily logic boards: a hidden code, a number route, rectangles and bridges.

Solve today's riddle in four tries as its lines are revealed.

A sudoku with an empty grid and digit triples printed around its edges.

Guess the day's Marvel Rivals hero in five modes, from attributes to a pixelated portrait.

Find the day's Marvel Rivals hero from clues, emoji, a silhouette, a quote, an ability or a signature.

Name the day's Marvel Rivals hero from clues, a silhouette and an ability icon, then find the map.

Pick the rarest number: one shared, one-minute number challenge a day.

Name the mystery Rocket League pro in eight guesses.

A dungeon a day keeps the Balrog away: one shared roguelike run daily.

Roll a die across every square of the day's grid, landing the right number on top.

Find the day's mystery football club, name a blurred legend and put five moments of football history in order.

Sudoku with chess pieces: fill a 6x6 board so no two pieces of the same kind attack each other.

Send monsters to a club door, work out the bouncer's secret rule and pass his exam in fewer tests than the…