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How many balloons lift a cat? Guess the number, then watch the experiment run.
216 daily games to play with friends in your browser, each with a page on how it plays, when it resets and where to play it.

How many balloons lift a cat? Guess the number, then watch the experiment run.

A browser kart racer with one shared time trial a day: same track, same kart, best lap time wins.

One cryptic clue a day hides a killer: read the wordplay and name the weapon.

Five landmark photos a day: spot the place and pin it on the world map.

Three Yes or No calls a day on sport, pop culture and the news.

Nine new mini golf holes a day, the same for everyone.

Name what everyone says, then what almost nobody says, and fly your rocket further.

Seven trivia questions, and the clock halves after every one.

Place rings, push your rivals across a small board and score on a new layout each day.

Drag chains of matching flowers to grow them into blooms, on one shared board a day.

Name the day's mystery character from a pixelated picture in four tries.

Find the one picture that is not like the others in today's shared grid.

Watch two runs at known speeds, then name the speed of the third.

Seven open prompts a day: name a correct answer few other players think of.

Seven open questions, one island: rare answers claim the most territory.

Resize a silhouette beside a known object until its scale looks right, five rounds a day.

Look at a generated picture and rebuild the prompt behind it, one word at a time.

Fifteen small puzzles a day, from pipes and sudoku to a mini crossword, the same set for everyone.

Ping a dark sea grid and sink the hidden enemy fleet before your misses run out.

Find the day's mystery TV show in ten guesses from year, seasons, score, network and cast tiles.

Ten Formula 1 questions a day, twelve seconds each, the same race for everyone.

Read three statements, apply the rule, and find where the hidden signal is.

Five daily Dle games from five categories, played back to back against the clock.

Rock your phone to slosh the sea and ride a tiny boat through the day's gates.