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Find the day's film by comparing year, runtime, genre, score, rating, budget and box office.
Daily games you play at once, with no account to make first.

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.

Twelve quick film puzzles a day, from filming locations to six degrees between actors.

Steer a mower across the day's lawn and cut every patch in as few moves as you can.

Find five Singapore MRT stations a day on a map with the names taken off.

Kenya's daily crossword, mixing Sheng, Swahili, English and local knowledge.

One shared letter board a day: trace words through neighbouring tiles for points.

Two companies, one trading day: pick the stock that does better.

Connect two music artists through their real collaborations, in as few moves as you can.

Sort sixteen music tiles into four hidden groups of four.

Name the song of the day from a one-second clip in six tries.

Ten daily Naruto games on one page, from a hidden ninja to a Naruto Wordle and word search.

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

Find the day's NBA player in ten guesses from six categories, three of them new each day.

Find the day's secret word by narrowing the alphabet: every guess tells you if it comes before or after.

Five numbers to estimate a day; the closer you get, the more of 500 points you score.

Guess the day's flag as shared colours are revealed.

A Latin square where small symbols mark which squares differ by exactly 1.

Slide whole rows and columns until the cables join every computer into one network.

Black cards add, red cards subtract: finish three rounds with your hand closest to zero.

Name the mystery country from a network graph of the countries around it.

Rotate the cable tiles until every computer joins one network with no loops.

Three two-minute brain tests a day: reaction, number flash and sequence, one Brain Score.

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

A familiar word around an unfamiliar slice of letters, in five turns.

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

Fill a 3x3 grid with answers that fit both row and column, from a new universe each weekday.

Guess the day's secret Nintendo character from franchise, type, origin and debut.

Connect the dots into triangles and reveal a hand-made low-poly picture, one puzzle a day.

A new picross puzzle every day that turns into a small pixel-art picture.

A bite-sized daily nonogram: fill the grid from the row and column clues.

An Android nonogram app with one shared daily grid, a streak and star medals.

A calm, original picture-logic puzzle a day, filled in from number clues.

Shade the blocks in each line from the run lengths given beside it.

Change the day's word four times: move, add, remove and replace a letter once each.

Nine places, one neighbourhood plan: arrange them so every rule fits.

Read ten real local news headlines, then slide their split halves back together in as few moves as you can.

Point your phone at true north once a day and see how many degrees you missed by.

Answer three questions, then see how normal you are next to the crowd.

Guess the day's secret proper noun, with every guess ranked by how close it is.

Guess the story from a haiku, one line at a time, three times a day.

Name the day's Old School RuneScape NPC from its examine text and the hints that follow.

A Game Boy style Minesweeper that never needs a guess, with a daily field.

Click squares to raise their numbers and pop groups of three, clearing the day's grid in as few moves as you…

A crossword with no clues: fit every number from the list into the grid.

Group neighbouring numbers into islands that hit each target total, with a new board every day.

Sort scrambled digits into stacks of one number each.

Start from the number and guess letters to reveal the day's number-filled phrase.