
World Imposter
A map coloured by real data, except one country is lying: find it in six guesses.
1259 daily games with an archive in your browser, each with a page on how it plays, when it resets and where to play it.

A map coloured by real data, except one country is lying: find it in six guesses.

Steer a worm through the grid so every row spells a word on the day's hidden theme.

Wordle in British English: a six-letter word in seven tries.

Guess the day's World of Warcraft character, image and zone, then answer five Azeroth trivia questions.

Look at the day's picture and guess the three-word prompt behind it.

Turn the start word into the target word one letter at a time, through a numbered daily sequence.

Climb a clued word ladder from one word to another, a letter at a time.

Daily Wordle on up to 32 boards at once, with speedrun and multiplayer modes.

Crack a number cipher row by row, where every solved letter helps the other words.

Shade some cells and run one loop through all the rest, with arrow clues counting the shaded cells.

Events that all happened on this date: guess the year of each.

A Go endgame you are winning: play the open points in the right order.

A dated 6x6 crossword with six plain clues, new each day, with the last week to catch up on.

Fill a 3x3 grid with Yu-Gi-Oh cards that fit both their row and their column clue.

Draw one line through every cell, visiting the numbers in order.

Trace each clued word through a 4x4 letter grid until the board is empty.

Trace hidden words along the paths of a sixteen-letter board until every letter is used.

Match each person's position, name, colour and more from a list of clues, one puzzle a day.

Find the day's Zelda character, item, game and sword from colour-coded clues.

Pick a letter from each of five columns to spell the day's words.

Find the day's hidden word before the game gets deadly.

Four daily quizzes on animated films: posters, characters, soundtracks and a mystery movie.

A daily sudoku where each circled digit is the sum of the digits along its arrow.

Scan memory, patch assembly and beat a crackme, one puzzle a day in your browser.

Guess where the crowd draws the line, then say where you draw it.

Seven daily car puzzles: name the car, call higher or lower, guess the price and fill the grid.

An AI drew today's picture from five secret words: find them in fewer guesses than the Bot.

A themed word search a day in big, clear letters, to play on screen or print.

Three mystery topics a day, 30 seconds each: say every answer you can.

Name the country from an outline that starts with just five vertices.

One shared brain game a day, quiz, word or number, plus an optional extra round.

Four quick rounds a day to find out what kind of smart you are today.

A daily FreeCell deal on a 32-card deck, scored by how few moves you need.

Beat the computer from the same checkers opening everyone gets today.

Find the winning line in one new chess position each day.

Work out which letter stands for which and reveal the day's hidden quote.

Nine daily logic and word puzzles, from Sudoku to Star Battle, at six levels with hints that never give the…

Sort sixteen words into four hidden groups of four before your fourth mistake.

Draw lines to trap bouncing dots, and each finished canvas becomes a Mondrian-style painting.

Read a redacted F1 team radio message and name the driver who said it.

Thirteen free daily logic and word puzzles in one browser hub, from crowns in regions to word ladders.

Ten pairs of countries a day: tap the bigger one, by people or by land.

Draw a named country's border from memory and score how much of the real outline you cover.

Pack a pile of odd objects into the smallest box you can in 90 seconds.

One timed puzzle a day from a rotating set of six games, ranked against the world.

Two rhyming word puzzles a day from RhymeHamster: rhyme pairs in Tuba Scuba, a rocket countdown in Mission…

Take today's six random level 100 Pokémon up Mt. Silver and beat RED in one try.

Pick a city and find its metro station of the day from line, direction and distance clues.