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1998 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.

Name the word a ghost is writing before it rewrites the page.

Link two NFL players through teammates and college classmates, under the day's rule.

Work out the club's secret rule and decide who else gets in.

A small daily paper of original word and logic puzzles, from path-traced words to rotating letter grids.

The Irish Times's eight-clue crossword, every day of the week.

A new jigsaw every day in easy, normal or expert, against the clock.

Unscramble a fun fact, tile by tile, every day.

Ten hand-written trivia questions a day in a numbered edition, with everyone's average to beat.

Drop each column's letters into place to reveal the next part of a story, one puzzle a day.

A daily sudoku that gets harder from Monday to Sunday.

A dated classic sudoku every day, graded by difficulty, with a long archive and printable pages.

Nine hard trivia questions on a 3 by 3 grid, with one second chance.

The Independent's daily quick crossword, 13 by 13, with plain clues.

The Independent's daily cryptic, free to solve in the browser.

Add a letter, rearrange, and build three new words from the day's starting word.

A 5x5 daily crossword built to be solved in a minute or two.

Sixteen squares, eight words, no black squares: a crossword solved in seconds.

Ten multiple-choice trivia questions a day from The New Daily.

Name the day's mystery sound before anyone else, one guess an hour, with hints as the day goes on.

Answer one question a day, then predict how the whole world splits.

Six daily Star Battles, 5x5 to 10x10: one star per row, column and region, none touching.

Get from one small airport to another across the world by picking flights, against the clock.

Crack the day's five-symbol vault code in six tries.

Click from one Wikipedia article to another using only the links, once a day.

Find the day's star athlete across the NBA, MLB and NFL from what their careers share.

Name the day's mystery Broadway musical in eight guesses from year, composer, genre, source and setting clues.

Name the day's mystery Broadway character in eight guesses, from show, year, role, composer and gender clues.

Name the TV show from the first seconds of its theme song, in six tries.

Guess the Dunder Mifflin character from clues, quotes and emojis.

One probability puzzle a day: work out the odds, type a number or fraction, and read the illustrated solution.

Three crossing words, six guesses, and Wordle colours with an extra purple for the wrong word.

Tap to rise and thread the day's thirty shrinking gates.

Nine films described badly, one hidden thread to name.

Wordle with a theme above the board and only four guesses.

Three goblins in a trench coat give you a bilingual riddle a day: translate the pieces to find the password.

Three letters, a ticking clock: make the longest Scrabble words you can that fit them in order.

Three rounds a day: find the one beginning that completes three different words.

Spot sets of three cards on the day's board before the clock runs out.

Name the day's mystery car in eight tries from its make, origin, era, horsepower and engine.

Four images, one hidden word that connects them, revealed one picture at a time.

Push brass gears so every arrow points up, while each push turns the gears it meshes with the other way.

Type words onto a letter grid and clear the matching tiles before the grid fills up.

A pattern flashes on a 5 by 5 grid; tap the same tiles back from memory.

Move and rotate scattered letter tiles until the day's themed words read across and down.

Place the day's nine events on a timeline, earliest to latest.

Hear a clip, then place the song on the timeline by its release year.

Piece together an iconic TIME cover, a new one each day.

Hold the button for a set number of seconds in the dark, with no clock, and let go when you think it is up.