
Daycrumb
Three short word, logic and trivia puzzles a day, picked from a rotating set of six games.
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.

Three short word, logic and trivia puzzles a day, picked from a rotating set of six games.

Study five old photographs and guess the year each one was taken.

An ad-supported site of daily word, logic and geography puzzles, each with hints, a solver and unlimited…

Find the country that eats the most of today's food on a globe that warms as you get close.

Invest $10,000 in a hidden year, read the headlines, and see how you rank.

Two cities are on the map: name a third that sits halfway between them.

Sort 16 Formula 1 drivers into four groups that share a connection.

Name the day's mystery Formula 1 driver in five guesses from a clue and his career stats.

Five arrows point from one city to five others. Find the one that lies.

Five birds a day: drop a pin where each one is right now.

Twenty equations, one number missing from each, twenty seconds a line.

Name a different car for each of nine squares, each one matching its row and its column.

A daily 16x16 sudoku: place 1 to 9 and A to G once in every row, column and box.

See a dish, read the clues and guess which country it comes from, five rounds a day.

Name an F1 driver for every square of a 3x3 grid of teams, nations and eras.

Name the US chain store or restaurant from a map of all its locations.

Stretch animals, vehicles and landmarks to the size you think they really are.

Ten video poker hands a day: keep the cards with the best expected return.

Grow a chain of neighbouring countries across the globe to haul in the most, or the fewest, of the day's…

Turn columns of letter wheels until a row spells a word of three, four, then five letters.

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

Answer five clues using as few different letters as you can.

Pick the right AI model card eight times: prices, context windows, release dates and rankings.

Name the day's hidden car in ten guesses from eight colour-coded attributes.

Three daily nonograms, from a 6x6 Mini to a 12x12 Challenge, timed against everyone else's solve.

Reach the day's target from six numbers and four operations.

A dated 9x9 sudoku each day, with a streak and an archive of past boards.

Watch a real person tell their story and guess which country they represent.

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

Match ten odd couples on a board that keeps moving, against the clock.

Name eight Wikipedia articles a day from their categories, a picture and the clock.

Listen to five spoken clues and type the word each one describes.

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.

Someone taped over the state name on a US license plate. Name the state in six tries.

Find the hidden puppies: one in every row, column and colour region, and no two touching.

Swap wedding guests between tables until no table is over its limit, no couple is apart and no feud sits side…

Unscramble ten words from one hidden theme against the clock.

Find the rule in twenty number series and pick what comes next, twenty seconds each.

Solve five clues whose answers link, each word starting with the last letter of the one before.

Eight daily football puzzles: guess the player, the club, the career and the top ten.

Sort sixteen word slips into four hidden groups of four, with no limit on wrong guesses.

Resize a real object against a fixed reference until the scale looks right, five times a day.

Resize one real object next to another until the scale looks right, five times a day.

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

Call whether the next car has more power, more weight or a quicker sprint, ten rounds a day.

Hear the day's word read aloud and spell it in five guesses.

Split even piles between neighbours until every target is full and the board is clear.