
Queen (Mind Loft)
Walk a pawn to promotion against a perfect defending king, one endgame a day.
Daily games you play at once, with no account to make first.

Walk a pawn to promotion against a perfect defending king, one endgame a day.

One queen in every row, column and colour region, and a new shared board every midnight.

Place one queen in every row, column and colour region, on three fresh boards a day.

One shared Queens board a day: one crown per row, column and colour region.

Find eight hidden queens on an 8x8 board using Minesweeper number clues.

Wordle with a queer word of the day, 4 to 8 letters long.

Find the day's Old School RuneScape quest in six guesses, with its requirements as clues.

Find the day's secret video game in ten guesses from year, developer, rating, genre and platform clues.

Slide rows and columns, feeding in letters from a queue, to build words.

The Daily Express quick crossword: short, straight clues, new every day.

The London Evening Standard's quick crossword, a new grid every weekday, free in the browser.

The UK newspaper's plain-clue crossword, solved in the browser with hints and a timer.

The quickest word puzzle on the web: flip tiles, avoid the wrong word.

A daily sudoku whose boxes are nine crooked coloured regions.

Pick the real top five from ten choices, in five tries or fewer.

Sort fifteen trivia boxes into groups of three under the day's theme.

A hand-curated ten-question general knowledge quiz every day.

Ten questions from ten categories every day, with a fact after each answer and weekly leagues with friends.

Answer the day's word-meaning questions to complete a row on a bingo board.

Match two emojis to each clue.

Guess the day's hidden quote before your attempts run out.

Finish a famous quote: place its last five words from a word bank in six tries.

Twenty-five famous lines to attribute, 20 seconds each and one life.

Name the day's movie from its quotes.

Type out a handpicked quote of the day from a famous person.

Wordle where the colours tell you how far each letter is on the keyboard.

Wordle without the letter E, with a dated puzzle for today.

Get from one Wikipedia article to another using only the links, in the fewest clicks.

Hop between two words using rhymes, synonyms and antonyms.

Use every tile in the day's rack to build a small grid of connected words.

Find five cities on a blank map and bet on how sure you are.

Work out who overtook whom, lap by lap, until only one finishing order fits the Stewards' notes.

Shade squares so each number sees exactly that many white squares in a straight line.

Find the day's three-digit number in six tries, with higher-or-lower hints.

Drag six cards into order by weight, height, age or date, five puzzles a day, in four tries each.

Rank the day's films your way, then see how hot your take is.

Fix a badly written results table until every clue about the finish checks out.

Put six things in the right order in four guesses.

Name the right answer nobody else thought of: one daily question, a safe bet, a long shot and 60 seconds.

Five hidden stock charts a day: call each one up or down.

Sort the real from the fake: spot which names are invented.

Two Florida Man headlines, one real: pick the one that actually ran, five times a day.

Ten claims a day: decide if each is real, oversold hype or a plain myth, then read the source.

One home for sale a day: guess its asking price in three tries.

Draw the missing border between two neighbouring countries.

Decode one picture puzzle a day that spells out a phrase from the news.

Fill a chain where every neighbouring pair makes a compound word.

See 1/A as a decimal, then guess A, five times a day.