
Killer Sudoku (BrainBashers)
Four dated killer sudokus a day: sudoku rules plus cages that must add up.
1265 daily games with an archive in your browser, each with a page on how it plays, when it resets and where to play it.

Four dated killer sudokus a day: sudoku rules plus cages that must add up.

A numbered daily killer sudoku: classic sudoku rules plus dashed cages that must add up to their sums.

Sudoku with cages: every outlined group of squares must add up to its target.

A dated killer sudoku every day, plus a daily Greater Than sudoku, to play online or print.

One film or TV show, five clues: name it in as few as you can.

A daily sudoku where no digit repeats a knight's move away.

Build four-number Fibonacci-like sequences from the day's numbers and find the three that tie together at one…

Read a board of graded clues and crack the day's four-digit code in three tries.

A keyboard-first daily sudoku with a global leaderboard and technique lessons.

Guess the day's secret K-pop idol from how each guess compares on company, group, position and debut.

Seven prompts, 25 seconds each: rare answers sink you deeper.

A sudoku with dots between cells: white for consecutive digits, black for one double the other.

Fill a six by six grid with Xs and Os, never three alike in a row.

Circle nine cells holding 1 to 9 once each, with no row or column above 9.

Piece together a photo from the LA Times archive, new every day.

A five-by-five crossword from the Los Angeles Times, new every day.

Find fifteen words on the day's theme hidden in a 15x15 grid.

Make as many words as you can from seven letters, always using the one in the middle.

Name the day's country or city from six pictures, one guess per picture.

One turn, one fight, a fixed hand of cards: find lethal, or survive, in the day's deckbuilder puzzle.

Mow the day's lawn in as few steps as possible, then park back in the shed.

Flip the right letter tiles to uncover the day's hidden words.

Guess the day's film from what viewers wrote about it, one review at a time.

One letter, ten categories, ninety seconds: rarer answers score more.

A themed full-size crossword every day from Lex Friedman, free on Sundays.

Decode an encrypted quote, one letter at a time, in a numbered daily cryptogram.

Swipe across 19 hexagon tiles to find every word, and use the clue to find the longest.

Guess the day's word by meaning, hotter or colder.

Move the family around the room to test what each one saw, and catch the one who is lying.

Place bulbs until every white square is lit, with no bulb shining on another.

Rip open the day's pack and name every player on one team's roster from one season.

A daily 3x3 grid where every cell is a language that fits both its row and its column.

Deduce the day's mystery language from its region, family and location.

Sort sixteen words into four hidden groups before four mistakes.

Classify the day's species by tracing its path down the tree of life, ten seconds a choice.

Answer four trivia questions, then name the word that links them.

Put eight real things in order by a real number, in five submits.

Sort sixteen book and writer tiles into four hidden groups of four.

Shade one L, I, T or S tetromino in every region so the shading joins up with no 2x2 blocks.

A sudoku with arrowed sums outside the grid, each giving the total of a diagonal.

Name the airline from its tail colours in six guesses.

Chain countries letter by letter until you land on the day's mystery country.

Watch a short video of a place, then drop a pin on the map where you think it was filmed.

Name Deadlock heroes from the items they bought in a real match.

A sudoku with lines between two diamonds: the ends differ by at least 4 and the middle stays outside their…

Make words from seven letters around a core letter, where rare words score most.

Give each letter its own number so every equation and inequality holds.

Six classic logic grid puzzles a day, from a two-minute warm-up to a half-hour deduction.