
Get the Picture (AFI)
Name the film from a single still, picked from five titles.
1263 daily games with an archive in your browser, each with a page on how it plays, when it resets and where to play it.

Name the film from a single still, picked from five titles.

A reverse Minesweeper: place ghosts so every number counts its neighbours.

A small daily crossword from The Globe and Mail, made for a short break.

Merge word tiles by their hidden groups of four until one tile is left.

Decode the secret word hidden in a stack of overlapping letters.

A daily codeword: crack which number stands for which letter.

Play the day's nine underground golf holes in as few strokes as you can.

How does Google autocomplete this search? Guess the missing word in six tries.

Change one letter at a time to climb from the day's word to GOOSE.

Swap letter tiles to make words in rows and columns and clear the board before the swaps run out.

A Latin square of Greek symbols: once per row, column and diagonal.

Fill a 3x3 grid with NFL players who fit both the row and the column.

Eleven daily logic grids, from Star Battle to nonograms, each with one solution reached without guessing.

Slide the cars and trucks aside to get the taxi out of the jam.

Trace words in a letter grid to piece together the day's hidden quote.

Four daily Grand Theft Auto VI puzzles: the character, the map spot, the quote and the vehicle.

A numbered five by five crossword from the Guardian, every day.

Name the day's film from six frames, one more after each miss.

Guess the day's angle in degrees, with four tries and higher or lower hints.

Watch a bear get dressed up one doodle at a time and name what it is meant to be from as few features as you…

Name the day's book from an excerpt and clues, in six guesses.

Find the day's mystery country from distance, direction, size and flag colour clues.

Find the day's famous person by matching era, gender, field, age, region and whether they are alive.

Name the mystery footballer as a blurred photo sharpens over six guesses.

Swap scrambled letters until every row and column of the day's grid spells a word.

Guess today's house price within 5%, one photo at a time.

Name the brand from a cropped piece of its logo in five guesses.

Name the day's Magic: The Gathering card as its art opens tile by tile.

Guess what is really on the menu at restaurants around the world, five rounds a day.

Name the day's film from its screenshots in six guesses.

A real headline with one word missing: guess it, with hot and cold feedback.

Spin the wheel, reveal letters and solve the day's hidden phrase.

Name the day's pro cyclist from how your guesses compare on team, type, ranking, country, age, weight and…

Trace words on a 5x5 letter grid to work out which tiles spell the day's secret word.

Hear five short clips a day and name each song, with a bonus for the artist.

Six attempts to name the day's mystery memecoin from market clues.

Put the day's six events in order, from oldest to newest.

Name the day's Yu-Gi-Oh card from its artwork, with a new hint after every miss.

Name the video game from its screenshots in six guesses or fewer.

The i Paper's five-letter word of the day, found in six guesses with one letter given.

Cut five 3D objects a day exactly in half, by weight.

Guess the day's statistic, then have your answer averaged with a teammate's.

Place twenty-five cards on a grid where every row and column is a poker hand.

Guess the missing words of today's New York Post front-page headline.

Guess the missing words of today's New York Post sports cover headline.

Read five real headlines with the dates removed and guess the year of each.

Deduce the secret from what two people say they do not know.

Arrange statements in truth and lie slots until each one is what its slot demands.