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TypeCircuit #762, passage 1 of 3: a film quote to type above the input box, with WPM, time, typos, accuracy and characters counters

TypeCircuit

Type three quotes from games, films and anime as fast and accurately as you can, one circuit a day.

Ubahndoku puzzle #278 in English: a 3x3 grid with columns Name contains Straße, a G and Platz, rows Name has multiple words, a double letter and In Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district

Ubahndoku

Fill a 3x3 grid with Berlin U-Bahn stations that fit each row and column.

Undersung challenge #101 in English on a desktop: today's word, page, above the song search box and the five missed challenges

Undersung

Name a song with today's word in its lyrics: the less it is played, the more it scores.

Universal Word Search grid: letters with fruit words such as PRUNE, MANGO, APRICOT, NECTARINE and BERRY looped in blue, some running backwards or diagonally

Universal Word Search

A themed word search on the day's subject.

Unlabeled #22, chart 1 of 4: a line chart from 1900 to 2025 rising from about -11 to 5, with empty slots to label its y and x axes, four tries and a Check button

Unlabeled

Four charts have lost their axis labels: put them back in four tries.

Up & Down Words board: six numbered answer bars, the first reading GOOD DAY, the second starting with DAY, and BLANKET at the bottom of the chain

Up & Down Words

Fill a chain of two-word phrases where each phrase's second word starts the next.

Uphill share card: a pixel-art figure pushing a boulder up a stepped hill toward a flag, with the line How far up can you push it?

Uphill

Ten questions a day: each right answer pushes your boulder one step up the hill.

Upwordly official art: round white letter tiles in growing rows, N H, K A, T R I G and A H E S, on a green board over navy

Upwordly

Unscramble six growing words with crossword-style clues.

USA TODAY PLAY app on a phone with a crossword grid in progress, a timer and the on-screen keyboard

USA TODAY Crossword

USA TODAY's daily crossword, every puzzle with its own title.

VALDLE share art: the game's name over portraits of nine Valorant agents, with valdle.day below

VALDLE

Guess the day's Valorant agent from clues, a silhouette and an ability icon, then name the map.

Vector's Daily round 1 of 5: a map of Europe with Sofia and Amsterdam marked and a card asking 'Where is it now?' 2h11m into a 2h36m flight

Vector

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

Venn on Mind Loft for October 3, 2026: three overlapping circles, A is radioactive, B exactly six letters and C no letter C, with a count in each of the seven regions and a tray of twelve chemical ele

Venn (Mind Loft)

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

The Vennections card: three overlapping circles above the title and Play today's Daily Puzzle

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Vennections

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

A Verbicular 5x5 grid with words such as SMOG and ACHE placed among grey pre-filled and black blocked squares, the available letters A E M R S T below, and Clear Grid, Hint and Check Solution buttons

Verbicular

Place the day's letters on a 5x5 grid so every row and column reads as words.

Vexle title card with the flags of France, Germany, Japan, Sweden and Italy

Vexle

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

VideoPuzzle daily Puzzle 709 at the start: a 4x4 grid of scrambled video tiles of a farmhouse, grass and red checked washing, with shift arrows below

VideoPuzzle

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

Vistapin Daily #3: a postcard of a lighthouse and tower over a plaza, an empty Your photo frame, and an isometric map of a small island town with a compass

Vistapin (Dayzle)

Find the street corner and the direction a postcard of a tiny island was taken from, in six photos.

VOCALOID Heardle's daily puzzle: a dark NicoNico-style clip player with a question mark, the six try guess box and the How to Play steps

VOCALOID Heardle

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

vocalstim board for Monday 19 October 2026: song 1 of 3, White Wedding by Billy Idol, with the clock at 00.00, the first words Hey little sister and the Play intro button

vocalstim

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

Today's Vowel Play board on a desktop: one of four answers solved, the next word shown as the consonants S C F F, five answer blanks and a keyboard of those consonants plus A E I O U

Vowel Play

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

Vroomdle

Name the day's mystery car in ten tries from six colour-coded clues.

Today's Medium Vudoku on PuzzleMadness for 3 October 2026: a 9x9 grid with small grey V-shaped corner clues and purple given digits

Vudoku (PuzzleMadness)

A sudoku with small V-shaped corner marks: of the three cells each one touches, two add up to the third.

Warmer on Mind Loft, October 19, 2026, after three guesses: music is closest at rank 1,567, marked on the cold to hot colour scale, with house and ocean listed below

Warmer (Mind Loft)

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

The Washington Post Sudoku artwork used on its game page: two white bars across a teal tile

Washington Post Sudoku

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

WasThatBefore puzzle #214, Exploration: five event cards from the Transcontinental Railroad to the first modern Olympics, with Global, USA, UK, EU and AU tabs

WasThatBefore

Put the day's five historical moments in order, earliest first.

Weakdle banner: a board of Pokémon guesses with Japanese type labels and coloured damage multiplier tiles

Weakdle

Work out the day's hidden Pokémon type in six tries.

Weakdoku banner: the game's orange Weedle-like mascot and the WEAKDOKU name on a grid background

Weakdoku

Fill a 3x3 grid by Pokémon type matchups, with no type used twice.

Weaver No. 1692 for Monday, October 5: the ladder from WAIL to HOWL with one empty row between them and an on-screen keyboard

Weaver

Turn one word into another by changing a single letter at a time, with every step a real word.

Well Putt Daily #91, hole 1 of 3 (par 3, course par 9): the ball on the right, three purple gravity wells in between and the glowing yellow hole on the left

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Well Putt

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

Wellspring in play: the glowing ship orbits a purple gravity well on a dark starfield, with yellow sparks to collect and the score at top left

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Wellspring (Yuki Games)

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

Whale-a-day Vigil 148: a moonlit circle of eight player seats around the Witness, beside the Chronicle of night one and day one claims, with a Submit attempt button

Whale-a-day

Read a ruined town's last claims and deduce every player's true Blood on the Clocktower role.

What's Heavier #15, round 1 of 5: a balance scale with a newborn baby on one pan and a bowling ball on the other, a 1 to 1k slider and a Weigh button

What's Heavier?

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

What's the Book? Daily #39: a notebook with 6 pages left above the title in blanks with a V and an I revealed, the Author and Reveal All Vowels cards, and the letter keyboard

What's the Book?

Uncover the day's book title one letter at a time before your six pages run out.

WhenTaken Movies round 1 of 5: a film still of a red car at night on a street corner, above a world map to place the scene and a year slider from 1860 to 2026 with a Guess button

WhenTaken Movies

Guess where and when a film scene is set, from a single still.

WhereSpoken's puzzle for 10/18/26 after one wrong guess: the audio sample player, the guess box with 1 of 6 guesses used, and the first hint, an English translation of the recording

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WhereSpoken

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

WhereTaken home: Guess where a photo was taken, a street photo with clue markers such as a street name, a Play now button and Archive, Daily Game and Community tiles

WhereTaken (pin on the map)

Pin the day's five photos on the world map.

The Which Is Bigger? card: The Population Guessing Game over a road map

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Which Is Bigger?

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

Which Year

Guess the year each of the day's photos was taken.

Today's WhichWay.is Daily Challenge on desktop: Venezuela lit on a 3D globe, a beam to drag, and the target Argentina named, round 0 of 10

WhichWay.is

Point a compass from one country to another, ten times a day.

Whittle on Mind Loft for October 3, 2026: a solved 6x6 sudoku with eighteen clues shaded in bold, a counter of 18 clues left and 0 of 10 out, with Hint and End here buttons

Whittle (Mind Loft)

A sudoku played backwards: remove as many clues as the grid can lose.

Who Farted? #279 for Tuesday: an elevator stuck between floors 4 and 5 with Marcel, Rohan, Dr. Lee, Rosa and Karen in spots 1 to 5, the notice that only the culprit lies, their statements, and the Sni

Who Farted?

Someone farted in a stuck elevator: read everyone's statement and catch the one who is lying.

Whodle for Sunday 18 October 2026, a Subwave Sunday: a transcript card with the speakers blacked out, clue buttons 1 to 5 and the episode search box

Whodle

Name the Doctor Who episode from its stills, sound clips or lines of dialogue.

The Whodunit? title card: the game's name and the words A game of mystery on a dark case-file card

Whodunit?

A case a day: read the file and work out whodunit.

Whydle puzzle #6 for 6 October 2026: the topic Cities with Dubai, Amsterdam, Cairo, London and Rome ranked from highest to lowest, and the first options to pick from: Area, Year founded, Population

Whydle

Five things are already in order. Work out what they are sorted by.

Wick on iPhone: a solved daily round showing the word knife found in 19 guesses, beside a round still in progress

Wick

Find the day's secret word by meaning, warming from icy blue to red-hot.

Wikinections' The Chain #31: six Wikipedia articles (Francoist Spain, Salvador Dalí, Catalonia, Authoritarianism, Nicolás Maduro, Valentine's Day) to drag into one linked order, with the clue 'From a

Wikinections

Four daily puzzles built from the links between Wikipedia articles.

Today's Wildlife grid #515, empty: Has Fur, South America and 4 Legs across the top; Ends with a vowel, Herbivore and Name has U down the side

Wildlife Sudoku (Flagdoku)

Fill a 3x3 grid with nine animals that each fit both their row and column categories.

A completed Winding Path grid: one red line runs from dot to dot through every pink tile around a dark blocked corner

Winding Path (Puzzlebun)

Draw one line from dot to dot that fills every tile of the day's grid.

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