
Pokedle: Pokémon Grid Puzzle
Fill a 3x3 grid with Pokémon that match both the row type and the column type.
Daily games you play at once, with no account to make first.

Fill a 3x3 grid with Pokémon that match both the row type and the column type.

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

Fill the day's Pokémon grid and chase a low rarity score.

Find the day's Pokémon in six guesses from letter, generation, type, stat and rating clues.

Work out the five board cards of a poker hand from how three players ranked on each street.

A sudoku with no printed digits: only white and black dots between squares.

Seven letters a day: make the longest words you can and find the pangram.

Turn every stone in the pond to the same side, when some stones are secretly linked.

Look at the day's photo of animal droppings and name the animal.

Turn the day's word into POOP, one letter at a time.

A film, a song and a book from the same year: name the year.

Name the day's 2000s album from a pixelated image of its cover.

Name the day's 1980s album from a pixelated image of its cover.

Name the day's 1990s album from a pixelated image of its cover.

Pack the day's fridge magnets into a circle and try to beat the world's best fill.

Name five Porter Robinson songs a day from half-second clips.

A 13x13 crossword a day with one-word clues, from the South China Morning Post.

Measure the day's exact amount with unmarked jugs, pouring in as few moves as par.

Ten fictional match-ups a day: pick who would win by VS Battles Wiki tiers.

Wordle with Dungeons & Dragons names: guess the day's spell, monster or item.

Guess what real products cost, in a Daily Challenge whose mode changes every day.

Guess what the day's product cost in each decade from 1976 to 2026.

Guess what everyday things really cost around the world, five a day.

One real product a day: guess its price in three tries, the first worth the most.

Wordle with prime numbers: find the day's five-digit prime in six tries.

Move like a queen, capture chess-piece enemies and survive as long as you can on the day's board.

Rotate coloured printing plates and stack them in order to rebuild the target print.

Five quick colour challenges a day, scored on how sharp your colour eye is.

Guess the day's programming language, framework or library from its category, paradigm, era and more.

Write the prompt that gets an AI to hit the day's creative brief, in three attempts.

Tell documented conspiracies from invented ones in five daily rounds.

Find the day's hidden word by how close in meaning your guesses are.

Catch the day's Stardew Valley fish, then name it in six guesses.

Watch a pulse of light, then press and hold for exactly as long, five times a day.

Name the visual pun in the day's picture in three guesses.

Read a confused tourist's 1-star review and name the punned landmark they meant.

Sokoban: push every box onto its goal, but never pull one.

One small logic puzzle a day, rotating between a 6x6 number grid, a one-stroke drawing and joining matching…

Draw one line from 1 through every numbered checkpoint in order, filling every cell of the day's grid.

Drag numbers into a grid of crossing sums until every equation works, with a dated puzzle each day.

Thirteen original daily puzzles, with optional private friend groups and medals.

A themed 4x4 letter grid a day: trace out every word on the theme.

Six small puzzles a day, from Lights Out and a nonogram to a photo jigsaw.

One new jigsaw picture a day, in as many pieces as you like.

A dozen kinds of mini word and logic puzzles each day, with your friends' scores in a feed.

Rearrange a pyramid of words or numbers so every linked pair makes sense.

Find the one vowel that turns every row of the day's letter pyramid into a word.

Solve four hidden five-letter words at once in nine guesses, a new set each day.