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Let's Go Build A ____ building screen for the 7 October 2026 daily prompt, a Dinosaur: a palette of white toy bricks, a colour picker, rotate and zoom buttons, an empty green baseplate and a brick cou

Let's Go Build A ____

One thing to build each day, and only 20 bricks to build it with.

Letter Boxed daily Puzzle 54 on Word Unscrambler: 12 letters around a square, Medium, par 3

Letter Boxed (Word Unscrambler)

Chain words that use all 12 letters around the box, in as few words as par.

Letter Brew: the word BURN above the clue "The ___ of the Screw" (Henry James novella), a cauldron, and the words RUN and PERTAIN in two smaller cauldrons over an on-screen keyboard

Letter Brew (TED Games)

Transform words letter by letter from clues, then brew them into the day's final word.

Letter Grid's Typesetter board for 18 Oct 2026: six empty rows of five tiles, 0/6 guesses, an on-screen keyboard with Clear and Pull Press, in a print shop scene

Letter Grid (Clue Morning)

Find the day's hidden word in six guesses, with an answer anywhere from five to ten letters long.

Letter Spin Daily Puzzle #30: a 4x4 letter grid with a Spin button, lists for 4, 5 and 6-letter words, a Super Word slot and star-priced hints

Letter Spin

Join neighbouring letters on a 4x4 grid to find the day's words and its 7-letter Super Word.

Letter Trail on 7 Oct 2026, The Cartographer: a 4x4 letter board on a map (Y T A V, L I B I, I I E C, N C O N) with 2:15 left, 0 words and Clear and Mark Word buttons

Letter Trail (Clue Morning)

Trace words through touching letters on the day's 4x4 board before the 2:30 clock runs out.

Lettergrams Daily Board #194 in play: HAS placed on the five by five grid with TW, TL, DL and DW squares, nine tiles left in the rack, 6 points on the star bar

Lettergrams

Use every tile in today's rack to build connected words for the highest score.

Letteripher

Guess letters to uncover six themed words and the scrambled theme.

LetterLoop number 981 for October 18, 2026: an empty loop of eight circles with two red shared circles, above a bank of letters L, R, O, W, F, O, A and D and an Enter button

LetterLoop

Two five-letter words, two shared letters, one loop of eight letters.

Letterrankd Daily #127: Talk to Me with its Letterboxd score of 3.46 against No Time to Die, score hidden, with Higher and Lower buttons

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Letterrankd

Is the hidden film's Letterboxd score higher or lower?

Letters·7 (doce.games) title card: a row of seven squares with the middle one filled black above the name LETTERS·7 and the line 7 letters, 3 minutes, one a day

Letters·7 (doce.games)

Seven letters, one compulsory, three minutes: find as many words as you can.

The Lexathon board: Menu, Gauntlet, Clash and FFA buttons, score and continues, correct spot and wrong spot key, an empty five by five grid and keyboard

Lexathon

A daily gauntlet of seven Wordle-style 5-letter words, scored by how fast you solve each, beside endless and…

LexiChain result screen for Daily Chain #271: Chain Broken on the root word PORTUGAL, 1,648 points, a share row of seven green squares and one red, and 7 of 8 letters solved

LexiChain

Spell out the day's hidden word, one category answer per letter, against the clock.

Lexicle board for 18 October 2026 (#566): a noun to find, a thermometer beside the guesses STEER and SHEAR rated warm and CLOTH rated cold, with the on-screen keyboard

Lexicle

Guess the day's word by meaning, hotter or colder.

Lexrific Day 8 in progress, from fabric to cyclist: a chain of canvas, sculpture and bronze with each word's percent closeness to cyclist, an entry box for the next word and a guesses list

Lexrific

Bridge two unrelated words with a chain of related ones, in as few steps as you can.

Lidraughts daily puzzle 3857: a 10x10 draughts board with white and black pieces after the move 38x29, and the prompt Your turn, find the best move for black

Lidraughts Daily Puzzle

Solve the day's draughts tactic: find the best move.

Lie of Sight board: a room seen from above with a clock, a pumpkin and the Kid in a doorway, beside Dad and Grandma waiting in the tray and three story cards with Accuse buttons

Lie of Sight

Move the family around the room to test what each one saw, and catch the one who is lying.

Liftle board: front and back muscle diagrams with an activation scale, an exercise guess box and empty rows for exercise, equipment, movement and percentage

Liftle

Guess the day's gym exercise in six tries from its equipment, movement and muscle map.

BrainBashers Light Up for 3 October, 20x20 Medium: a white grid scattered with black blocks, some numbered 0 to 3, above the check, answer and auto buttons

Light Up (BrainBashers)

Place bulbs until every white square is lit, with no bulb shining on another.

Lineup puzzle #1022 for 18 October 2026: five US state cards (Missouri, Oregon, California, Ohio, Arizona) to rank by when they joined the Union, with a Guess (1/5) button

Lineup

Put the day's five cards in order, in five guesses.

Lineups share art: the LINEUPS name and The Daily Sports Roster Game beside a foil roster pack reading Every season, one team, full roster, with New pack every day

Lineups (HoopGrids)

Rip open the day's pack and name every player on one team's roster from one season.

LinguaBoard Puzzle #132 for 4 October 2026 on Easy: an empty 3x3 grid under category headers such as spoken in countries with famous martial arts and mainly spoken on an island, with guesses left, hin

LinguaBoard

A daily 3x3 grid where every cell is a language that fits both its row and its column.

The Lingule board: the mystery word verimlilik with its pronunciation and the meaning efficiency, six empty guess rows under the feedback icons, a What language is it? box and a Guess button

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Lingule

See one word in a mystery language and work out which language it is, in six guesses.

Today's LINK board on desktop after two guesses, FIRE and LAKE, with dark green, gold and grey tiles and the coloured on-screen keyboard

LINK

A four-letter Zelda word to find in five tries, once a day.

LinkCue puzzle 292 for Monday 19 October: sixteen word tiles such as PACIFIC, TANGO, SEA and CHESS, with four mistake dots and Shuffle, Deselect all and Submit

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LinkCue

Sixteen words, four hidden groups: sort them before your fourth mistake.

Linkdle English daily game in play: the starting Wikipedia article Axiom shown with its links, the target Climatology and 0 Jumps in the bar above

Linkdle

Surf from one Wikipedia article to the day's target using only links, in 62 languages.

Today's Linked board on TIME: link SNAP to BENEFIT through four columns of word tiles, with Fastener, Shot, Cliff and Gala on the chain, a timer and the Linked? button

Linked (TIME)

Link two seemingly unrelated words in four moves.

Today's LINKR board on 19 October 2026: a hexagon of triangles with seven coloured pairs of numbered dots, 1 to 7, and the timer and stars beside it

LINKR

Three daily boards of dots: join each matching pair of numbers and use every point.

Links board on Mind Loft: a four by four grid of words from CHUCK, SPOOL, RIB and WELT down to END, STRAW, SOLE and CRUST, with Submit four and Shuffle buttons and four mistake dots, above the About L

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Links (Mind Loft)

Sort sixteen words into four hidden groups before four mistakes.

LinkyGrid FilmGrid on Easy: an empty grid of six linked slots beside the available film tiles Easy A, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Anyone But You, Enter the Dragon, The Hills Have Eyes and Love, Simon,

LinkyGrid FilmGrid

Arrange films so neighbours share an actor, writer or director.

LinkyGrid FootballGrid on Easy: an empty grid of six linked slots beside the available footballer tiles Timothy Castagne, Ben Mee, Joselu, Frank Anguissa, Erik Pieters and Ayoze Pérez, with the link t

LinkyGrid FootballGrid

Arrange footballers so neighbours shared a club.

LinkyGrid GeoGrid on Easy: an empty grid of six linked slots beside the available country tiles Egypt, Iran, United Kingdom, Vatican City, Mexico and Italy, with link types Shared border and Similar p

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LinkyGrid GeoGrid

Arrange countries so neighbours share a border or a similar population.

LinkyGrid Wiki Links on Easy: picture cards for Norway, Acceleration, Momentum, Robotics, Geometry and a sixth topic in a ring around a 0/6 links counter, with Hint and Reset buttons and a timer

LinkyGrid Wiki Links

Find every pair of Wikipedia pages that link to each other on today's board.

World Cup Links on Easy: Jules Koundé, David Alaba, Robert Lewandowski, Riyad Mahrez, Virgil van Dijk and Lionel Messi around a 0/6 links counter

LinkyGrid World Cup Links

Link footballers who met at a World Cup, as team-mates or opponents.

linqed puzzle #223 for 19 October: question 1 of 4 about three-point lighting, with four multiple-choice answers

linqed

Answer four trivia questions, then name the word that links them.

Lishogi's daily puzzle #kKeoM: a 9x9 shogi board with pieces in hand on both sides, played 1,951 times, and the prompt Your turn, find the best move for Sente

Lishogi Daily Puzzle

Solve the day's shogi tactic on the free Lishogi site.

List Them All! Oct 19, No. 20: Mammals in Current NFL Team Names, nine empty answer rows, the answer box and Clue, Reveal Letter and Give Up buttons

List Them All!

Name every answer in the day's category, with clues and letter reveals when you are stuck.

A Listed board on Mind Loft: Canadian provinces and territories from Ontario at 2 to Alberta at 8, each row with up and down arrows, a Smallest label at the bottom, and a Submit my ranking (5 left) bu

Listed (Mind Loft)

Put eight real things in order by a real number, in five submits.

Litclues share card on a dark background: yellow, green, blue and purple dots above the name Litclues with a stack of books, the line Daily literature connections puzzle, and an empty four by four gri

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Litclues

Sort sixteen book and writer tiles into four hidden groups of four.

Livery on the FlightQ app: Know that airline? A red, white and grey tail fin above a Which airline is it? box and six guess markers

Livery (FlightQ)

Name the airline from its tail colours in six guesses.

llamacrunch #12: target 303, your numbers 100, 3, 5, 5 and 7, the four operation signs, and four empty step rows to build the chain, with Undo, Clear, Hint and Finish

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llamacrunch

Chain five numbers and four signs into the day's three-digit target.

llamagrama board with the day's theme World Teachers Day and the letters T, N, E and O set around a circle above the Letter, Shuffle, Hint, Clear and Finish buttons

llamagrama

Unscramble a themed ladder of words, from four letters to the final long one.

Locabulary

Chain countries letter by letter until you land on the day's mystery country.

Location Guesser's board today on desktop: the guess map open with a location search box and Submit Guess button over the dimmed daily video clip

Location Guesser (Times of India)

Watch a short video of a place, then drop a pin on the map where you think it was filmed.

Locatle number 1583: a street-level photo of a tree-lined two-lane road under a blue sky, above six empty guess rows, a country name box with a green Guess button, and an Images provided by Mapillary

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Locatle

Guess which country the day's photo was taken in.

Lockle round 1 of 4: twelve player icons with soul counts across the top, a board at the 6:00 mark with two Deadlock item icons and empty slots, five guess slots and a purple Select button

Lockle

Name Deadlock heroes from the items they bought in a real match.

Lode on Mind Loft for 7 October 2026 in play: seven letter tiles E, I, K, L, W, X round the blue core letter A, a word box, the score bar and the Delete, Shuffle, Mine and Cash in buttons

Lode (Mind Loft)

Make words from seven letters around a core letter, where rare words score most.

Logic Equations #1022 for Oct 18, 2026, the ultra hard set: a 9 by 9 grid of letters A to I against numbers 1 to 9 beside five lines such as F = G + 8 and 2B = D + E

Logic Equations (Puzzleship)

Give each letter its own number so every equation and inequality holds.

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