
Starstruck (Netflix Puzzled)
Place one star in every row, column and region, with no two touching.
Daily games you play at once, with no account to make first.

Place one star in every row, column and region, with no two touching.

Name the five starters of a real NBA team season, a different one every day.

Twelve quick NBA questions a day, each against a 10-second shot clock.

Name the mystery NBA, MLB or NFL player from one season's stat line in six guesses.

Fill a 3x3 grid with US states that fit both the row and the column label.

Three quick NBA stat games a day from real all-time career averages.

Guess Steam prices, name games by store tag and sort sixteen games into groups, every day.

Name the day's Steam game from what its players wrote about it.

Four Wordles a day, from 4 letters up to 7, sharing 20 guesses.

Climb a ladder of clued words, each an anagram of the last plus one new letter.

Find the wrong word in each sentence and fix it, or mark a clean one stet.

Divide the source word to solve the sentence.

Guess the day's Stranger Things character from its sex, age, seasons, status, eyes and hair.

Dig five buried words out of 25 letters; each one you lift drops the rest.

Forty trivia questions, easy to brutal, 20 seconds each and one life.

Find the camouflaged kookaburra in a real 360-degree street, in a new city every day, within ten seconds.

Guess the day's Street Fighter character from attribute clues, splash art, a quote or hints.

Spell out the day's secret IPL cricketer in six Wordle-style tries.

One brain teaser a day: type your answer, unlock a hint if you are stuck, and see the solution tomorrow.

Wordle for NYC subway nerds: guess the three-train route between two stations in six tries.

Trace words through a 5x5 letter grid and climb to five stars.

A goose-themed daily sudoku.

One sudoku a day for everyone, with three lives and your time ranked against the day's players.

The Boston Globe's daily sudoku in easy, medium and hard.

Six dated 9x9 sudokus a day, from Very Easy up to Super Hard.

A dated 9x9 sudoku on the Chicago Sun-Times games page, free every day.

One sudoku a day, easy on Monday and hard on Saturday, against the clock.

A free daily sudoku on Fox News's games page, with difficulty levels and a calendar.

The classic 9x9 number grid, four difficulty levels every day.

One dated sudoku a day, easy one day and hard the next.

Netflix Puzzled's daily sudoku, free on Tudum and in the app.

The New York Post's daily sudoku, in easy, medium and hard, each with a puzzle number.

A clean 9x9 sudoku a day for everyone, in easy, normal and hard.

TIME's daily classic sudoku.

Six new sudokus every day, from Beginner to Diabolical.

Three linked sudokus a day, from 4x4 to 9x9, against the clock.

One classic 9x9 sudoku a day, the same grid for everyone.

Eight questions you never answer: decide whether two statements are enough.

Turn today's date into a true equation.

Spell words whose letter values add up to the day's target.

Swap tiles in a 4x4 grid until every row and column hits the target sum.

Swap tiles in a number pyramid until each number is the sum of the two below.

Cross out numbers until every row and column adds up to its target.

Fill a grid by placing numbers in order with adjacent sums.

A daily kakuro: every run of squares adds up to the clue at its head.

Plant sunflowers so every number counts exactly the flowers around it.

A short maths or logic word problem from the Hindustan Times, posted six mornings a week.

Shade the squares so each clue counts the black squares in its 3x3 patch.