
Meowdoku
One cat per row, column and colour, and no two cats touching.
Daily games you play at once, with no account to make first.

One cat per row, column and colour, and no two cats touching.

A daily sudoku with thermometers: digits rise from each bulb to its tip.

Decode the clues and pick the four whose answers fit the day's category.

Name the day's Metal Gear character from how each guess compares on six traits.

Guess today's My Hero Academia character from quirk profile hints.

Find the word that sits alphabetically halfway between two others, in ten guesses.

Find the one word that finishes the word on the left and starts the word on the right.

A free 9x9 crossword every day, between a mini and a full grid, edited by Jeff Chen.

Put five books, events, inventions or films in the right order, with a new subject each day.

Slide shapes into overlapping circles and work out the hidden rule of each set.

Work out the day's Minecraft crafting recipe in ten guesses.

One minesweeper board a day for everyone, and only one attempt to clear it.

Minesweeper boards that never force a guess, with a new daily challenge board each day.

A small daily crossword from Ponder Club: ten clues, one 5x5 grid, a clock and a leaderboard.

A small daily crossword from the Boston Globe, free to play.

A tiny crossword from Singapore's CNA, new every day and done in minutes.

A small daily crossword on Fox News's games page, solved in a few minutes.

A small dated crossword from the Hindustan Times, new every morning in India, with an archive of earlier…

A free daily mini crossword, hand-edited by NYT constructor Jeff Chen.

A free 4 by 4 crossword each weekday from Newsroom, done in a couple of minutes.

A small daily crossword from the Times of India, solved against the clock in a few minutes.

One mini golf hole a day for everyone, with unlimited tries to get your stroke count down.

A daily game of American mahjong with the same tiles, wall and opponents for everyone.

A 6x6 sudoku from Singapore's CNA, new every day and sized for a coffee break.

A free daily 6x6 sudoku: solve it, keep your streak, compare your time.

A 6x6 sudoku a day from the South China Morning Post.

A five by five crossword a day, against a clock that never stops.

Three mini golf holes a day, scored in strokes.

Move a Runner and its mirror image onto their goals in as few moves as you can.

Guess letters to reveal the day's famous quote, then solve it in one shot.

Five cities on the map, one in the wrong place: find it and drag it home.

Name the three players hidden from a real starting eleven, in six guesses.

Name the day's MLB player in eight guesses, or fifteen in Classic.

Eight letter tiles, a 5x5 grid: build connected words for the highest score.

Light each room by proving it: a daily puzzle of pure propositional logic.

Wordle where every answer is a gross word, like moist.

Eight number questions a day: call each one over or under the line.

A true story from history stops at a moral fork: you choose, then learn what happened.

Two things side by side: pick the one with more, through five categories a day.

Change one letter at a time to morph the start word into today's target, under par.

Name the day's motorbike, make, model and year, in five tries.

A daily crossword with no clues, solved with logic like a sudoku for words.

Guess the day's Disney character from clues, emojis, silhouettes and songs.

Name the day's film from poster pieces, its director and cast, and a one-line plot, in three guesses.

Name twelve films from their posters, with a new set every day.

Link two films through the actors they share, in as few steps as you can.

Find the day's film by comparing year, runtime, genre, score, rating, budget and box office.

Three films from the same year: name the year.