
Sumday
Turn today's date into a true equation.
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Turn today's date into a true equation.

Spell words whose letter values add up to the day's target.

Swap tiles in a 4x4 grid until every row and column hits the target sum.

Swap tiles in a number pyramid until each number is the sum of the two below.

Cross out numbers until every row and column adds up to its target.

Fill a grid by placing numbers in order with adjacent sums.

A daily kakuro: every run of squares adds up to the clue at its head.

Plant sunflowers so every number counts exactly the flowers around it.

A short maths or logic word problem from the Hindustan Times, posted six mornings a week.

Shade the squares so each clue counts the black squares in its 3x3 patch.

Swap letters on a waffle grid until six crossing words read true, in fifteen swaps.

Swap scrambled letters back into a crossword within the swap limit.

Swap letters to rebuild a 5x5 grid of words in as few moves as you can.

Wordle with swear words: one four-letter word a day in four tries.

Minesweeper that runs downward with no bottom, the same field for everyone.

Falling blocks with one shared sequence a day, built for your thumb.

Five locals under oath, an exact number of liars, and one thief to name.

Crack small grids of three interlocking synonyms, one letter or one word at a time.

Seat every guest at a long table from clues about neighbours, ends and who sits across.

A face-up solitaire deal a day, with a proven fewest-moves target.

Capture pieces until only one is left, in a daily chess solitaire.

Stack six things in order, five rounds a day, and build your tower floor by floor.

Sort the day's famous people from shortest to tallest in six attempts.

Keep or delete numbers until every row and column hits its target.

Split the day's grid of digits into connected groups of up to four that each add up to ten.

Place a rack of number tiles so every row and column hits its target.

Look around a 360-degree view somewhere in Skyrim and pin where you are on the map.

Name the day's Escape from Tarkov item in six guesses from its stats.

See today's dish and name the country it comes from, in six guesses.

Wordle for Swifties: a Taylor Swift word a day, plus song, album and lyric puzzles.

Name the day's hidden Pokemon card as it is revealed a part at a time.

Ten Magic: The Gathering cards a day, each with one piece hidden: pick what is under the box.

Name the day's mystery gadget from its spec sheet in six guesses.

Guess the day's Tekken 8 fighter from clues and a silhouette, and name the stage.

Type the day's phrase once, fast and clean, and add your score to your country's total.

A timing game dressed as a Wordle variant: hold for a set duration or tap a set tempo.

Five one-tap timing rounds a day: how good is your internal clock?

Five daily rounds that test your sense of time, with no clock to watch.

One number question a day, five guesses, and close counts.

Pitch one tent beside each tree, matching the row and column counts.

Guess today's Terraria weapon from its damage, knockback, speed, rarity and where it comes from.

Five daily Terraria puzzles: a weapon, a Connections board, an NPC quote, a hangman enemy and seven terms.

GeoGuessr in Morrowind: look around a 360 degree view and pin where you are, five places a day.

Fill the day's outlined shape exactly with a handful of polyomino pieces, in as few placements as you can.

Repair a broken stained glass window by colouring panes to match the counts at each corner.

Swap tiles on a 4 by 4 grid until every row and column is a word.

Name the day's TF2 weapons, map, cosmetic, unusual effect and warpaint.

Trace words through a fresh honeycomb of letters every day.