
Valdle
Daily Valorant puzzles: agent, map spot, rank, ability, weapon skin and quote.
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Daily Valorant puzzles: agent, map spot, rank, ability, weapon skin and quote.

Guess the day's Valorant agent, weapon skin, ability and map callout.

Solve three riddles, each a single digit, to crack the day's safe.

Drop a pin where five real flights will land or where they are right now.

Sort twelve words into three overlapping circles using the region counts.

Sort nine words into three overlapping circles, then find the one word at the centre that links them all.

Wordle sideways: each guess is coloured against the letter in the same column of the answer below it.

Three disguised flags a day: name the country.

Draw the day's flag from memory, then build another one region by region in six Wordle-style tries.

Unscramble a playing video cut into tiles, swapping and shifting pieces in as few moves as you can.

Guess the country from the day's scenic view in six tries, with distance and direction after each guess.

Guess today's Vinland Saga character from their traits.

One strange English word a day and four possible meanings: pick the real one in three chances.

Five words a day: pick the right definition for each from four choices.

Name the day's VOCALOID song from the first seconds of its intro.

Hear a song's intro fade out and stop the clock when the singing would start.

You get the consonants of four five-letter words: fill in the missing vowels to find each one.

Guess the top answers people gave to yesterday's survey question, then add yours to today's.

Spot the wanted emoji in a crowd of look-alikes as fast as you can, graded from S to F.

Guess the day's Warframe from its attributes, a quote, an ability or icons.

Find the secret word by meaning, guided from cold to hot.

A daily 9 by 9 sudoku from The Washington Post in Easy, Normal and Hard.

Sort sixteen watch brands, models and nicknames into four hidden groups of four.

Grow a web of words from the day's start word until you reach the target, one letter edit at a time.

Hit a target temperature exactly by naming cities and subtracting what the thermometer reads there right now.

Guess the day's NFL player from team, position, height, age and number.

Guess the day's anime and manga from their MyAnimeList details.

Five quick pattern puzzles a day: finish the sequence, spot the rule-breaker, complete the analogy and the…

Something heavy goes on the scale: guess how many bowling balls, cats or bananas it takes to balance it.

One-button orbital sumo: swing round gravity wells and slingshot into your rival to knock them out of the…

Putt through a tiny space golf course where gravity wells bend every shot.

Hold to orbit a gravity well, release to fly, and chain sparks for combos without crashing.

Guess a curious English word letter by letter from one clue, with four wrong letters allowed.

Find the day's five-letter word in five tries, with any five letters allowed as a guess.

Wordle with a werewolf: one tile in every guess might be lying.

Ten trivia questions a day, ten seconds each, with two song clips and a photo to finish.

Guess the year of five real TIME covers a day with a slider.

How many bowling balls weigh as much as a newborn baby? Pile up the lighter one until the scale balances.

Drag one dot so every slice of the shape has the same area, three shapes a day.

More than ten daily One Piece games: Connections, Wordle, wanted posters, Devil Fruits and more.

Place five things from history on a timeline, roughly.

Three events a day: pin them on a 3D globe and place them in time.

See a company's logo and pin its headquarters on a blank world map.

Pin five animals on a blank world map, roughly where they live.

Name the five countries under the day's map pins in 13 guesses.

Look around a Street View scene and work out which US state you are in.

Listen to a short recording and name the language being spoken, then the country of the speaker.

Pick the U.S. place with more people, five times a day.