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Place red dots so every blue dot sees exactly its number, with a fresh set of grids each day.
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Place red dots so every blue dot sees exactly its number, with a fresh set of grids each day.

Eight go problems a day, from 12 kyu to dan level, under one date for everyone.

One classic 9 by 9 sudoku a day, the same for every player, with no ads.

A 12x12 sudoku using 1 to 9 and A to C, one new grid a day.

A 16x16 sudoku using 1 to 9 and A to G, one new giant grid a day.

Colour every square blue or white, with no three alike in a line and every line balanced.

Clear a stacked layout of mahjong tiles in pairs, one shared board a day.

A sudoku wrapped around a cube, using the numbers 1 to 16.

Twelve cards, exactly six Trios, one layout a day.

Place one A, one B and one C in every line, guided by which letter is seen first from each edge.

A sudoku with grey blocks of cells that work as written-out addition sums.

Decode the day's intercepted message by laying Caesar-shift blocks over the cipher.

Put every suspect and weapon back in the right room, and the killer reveals itself.

Six witness statements, one impossible alibi, a new case each day.

A nightly manor mystery solved on three logic-grid boards.

Five suspects, one false alibi: turn over as few clues as you can and accuse.

Pick the circle diagram that shows how the day's words relate.

Draw one canal loop through every open square of an Amsterdam grid, around houses and windmills.

A sudoku where the same digit may never sit in two cells that touch, not even diagonally.

A sudoku where the same digit may never sit a chess knight's move away from itself.

Work out the rules of a tiny unexplained game by playing it, one game a day.

Mahjong solitaire that refuses any match that would leave the board unwinnable, with a shared board a day at…

A sudoku with eight diagonal lines in an argyle pattern, and no digit repeats along any of them.

Place the day's twenty terrain tiles on a small grid so forests, lakes, houses, factories and fields score…

Slide every arrow off the board, each in the direction its head points.

Sudoku with arrows: the circled digit equals the sum along its stalk.

Star Battle with a shared daily board, ranked races and 16-player tournaments.

A board of words, five possible rules, and a few tests to find the true one.

Deduce balanced battles of letters in a daily run through ancient ruins.

Pour balls between tubes until every colour has its own tube.

Sort coloured balls into glass tubes until every tube holds one colour.

Five crates weigh 1 to 5 kg: find which is which with as few weighings as you can.

Move coloured balls between tubes until every tube holds a single colour.

Find the hidden fleet from the counts beside each row and column.

Find the hidden fleet from the row and column counts, one grid a day.

Find the hidden fleet from the number of ship cells in each row and column.
Light one beacon in every row, column and coloured zone, with no two beacons touching.

Join every coffee bean in one path from the starting bean.

Minesweeper in reverse: place the beans the numbers describe.

Sort the day's coffee beans so each tube holds one colour.

Turn, listen, and triangulate two or three hidden sound sources around a 16-point compass.

Place every coloured piece so it touches its own colour at a corner but never along an edge.

Fill a grid with bells and whistles: row clues count the bells, column clues the whistles.

A sudoku with lines between two circles: every digit on the line lies strictly between the circled ends.

Place the geese: one per row, column and colour region.

Fire beams into a dark box and work out where its hidden mirrors sit.

Flood a 14x14 grid with one colour from the top-left corner in as few moves as you can.

Roll the block to the portal and arrive standing upright.