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Place red dots so every blue dot sees exactly its number, with a fresh set of grids each day.
Daily games you play at once, with no account to make first.

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

Of 100 people in the world, how many? One guess a day.

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

Ten multiple-choice questions on the day's news, every weekday morning.

Unscramble 23 words in a row, with 30 seconds for each.

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

Use all seven dice once to build an equation that equals 37.

Four quick questions on one topic a day, one circle for each.

Find the day's five-letter word in six tries, on Fox News's games page.

Make five-letter words from your tiles, or discard and draw; how many can you spell on the daily?

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

Nine scrambled words a day, thirty seconds each.

Ten 1990s pop culture questions a day, the same for every player, one shot.

Make the target from six numbers, four times a day.

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

Hear the gap between two beeps and tap it back, ten steps a day.

Guess the day's actor from their TV shows, with the titles hidden.

Build a number pyramid where each cell is the sum of the two below it.

Box numbers that add up to 10 and pop them before the board runs out.

Name the day's AFL player in eight tries, or a VFL/AFL great in fifteen.

Study a busy street for a few seconds, then answer six questions about it as the witness.

See a colour for a moment, then rebuild it from memory, five times a day.

Guess what a named flight or hotel stay costs, in three tries.

Five themed flashcards a day: think of the answer, then flip.

Name the day's airport from nothing but its runways.

Name the day's airport from the airlines that fly there.

Name the day's airport from a satellite image, with a hint after each miss.

Name the hidden airport from a map of its nonstop routes.

Resize a plane or airport against a known object until the scale looks right.

Read a real r/AmItheAsshole post and guess the verdict Reddit gave it.

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.

Bloomberg's daily word puzzle: read the clue, read the chart, find the phrase.

Find the word of the day by asking only: before or after?

Tap jumbled letters in the right order to rebuild each day's words.

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

Unscramble the day's five words, each against the clock.

Climb from the day's start word to its end word, one letter and any order at a time.

Guess the day's angle in degrees in four tries or fewer.

See an angle for three seconds, then rebuild it from memory on a dial.

Name the day's angle to the exact degree in four guesses.

Guess the mystery anime of the day as each guess uncovers its tags, genres and score.

Find the animal of the day from how your guesses compare on traits and taxonomy.

Name the anime from its opening or ending song, one of each a day.

Find the day's anime from its studio, genres, episodes and score, then its emoji, its poster and a character.

Name the day's anime from its studio, year, genres and score, with unlimited guesses.

Fill a 3x3 grid with anime that fit both the row and the column clue.

A daily acrostic with no clues: fill an unsigned passage and find its author.