
Crossword (Chicago Sun-Times)
The Chicago Sun-Times' full-size daily crossword, free to play online.
1976 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.

The Chicago Sun-Times' full-size daily crossword, free to play online.

A full-size 15x15 crossword each day, free on Yahoo Games.

A small crossword with vague category clues and Wordle colours.

Answer five questions, then call how the crowd answered them.

Guess the four words most people gave to today's prompt.

Six numbers, one three-digit target, four operations.

The Daily Express cryptic crossword, new every day.

A daily Candy Crush level: place every candy so the whole board clears when you press Match.

A crossword with no clues: guess words to reveal letters, then sort them into four categories.

Metro's daily cryptic: a 13 by 13 grid of wordplay clues, free in the browser.

Crack a numbered cipher to reveal the day's hidden quotation, the same puzzle for every player.

Wordle with the Counter-Strike dictionary: guess today's CS word in six tries.

Four daily CS2 puzzles: name the map, the pro, the team and the skin in six guesses each.

Four daily CS2 guessing puzzles: map, pro, team logo and skin.

Guess what a luxury piece or auction lot cost, in three tries.

One shape, one straight cut, and the closest to 50:50 you can manage.

Name the Simpsons episode from one line of its dialogue.

Crack the day's secret number code from counts of exact and misplaced digits.

Write five five-letter words around the day's given letters and aim for a high or a low score.

The classic 2048, started from the same grid as everyone else today.

A small daily sudoku: digits 1 to 6 in a 6x6 grid, in four grades.

A twenty-second time trial on a new course each day, against 140 ghosts.

Launch every arrow off the board in an order that never hits another path.

Fill the day's grids with black and white circles: no three in a row, equal counts in every line.

Fit the day's set of pixel bricks into a 6x6 box, with the same pieces for everyone.

Cover a calendar board with eight pieces so only today's month and day show.

A brand-new crossword every day, sized for a commute.

Sort the day's 16 words into four groups of four.

A free American-style daily crossword on Fox News's games page.

The New York Post's free full-size crossword, new every day with the past week to catch up on.

The Globe and Mail's crossword of the day, with a Canadian Weekender on Saturdays.

South Africa's Daily Maverick quick crossword, new every weekday.

One cryptic crossword clue a day, solved Wordle style in three guesses.

Steer a diving bird down the day's cliff to the flag, racing the clock on a course everyone shares.

Draft the best fantasy football roster in history from today's pool of NFL seasons.

One surprising statement a day: fact or fiction?

Ten flags, four choices each, the same quiz for everyone today.

Three geography questions a day, answered with ten pins on a 3D globe.

Eleven small logic puzzles every day, from number paths to bridges and loops.

Guess the day's Blue Archive student from her academy, role, stats and halo.

Answer five questions the way most people will, and score for every percent of the herd you match.

Shade out repeated numbers so no row or column shows a number twice, keeping the white cells joined.

Two shared detective cases a day: spot the suspect, then sort truth from lies.

A free jigsaw of the day, usually a famous painting, in one of six difficulty levels.

Andrew Stuart's numbered daily kakuro on SudokuWiki, graded from Gentle to Diabolical across the week.

Rotate pipe tiles until they join into one closed loop.

Ten highlighted countries a day: pick the right name from four for each one.

A daily themed crossword pitched between easy and hard.