
Killer Clues
One cryptic clue a day hides a killer: read the wordplay and name the weapon.
Daily games you play at once, with no account to make first.

One cryptic clue a day hides a killer: read the wordplay and name the weapon.

Five landmark photos a day: spot the place and pin it on the world map.

Set your line through every corner of a real circuit and chase the perfect lap.

Answer five clues using as few different letters as you can.

Put four of twelve things on each side of a scale so their hidden numbers come out even.

Fill the blanks between two films with the actors and films that link them.

Turn over illustrated cards two at a time and find every matching pair.

Set the twelve wheels of the Lorenz cipher machine and read the day's intercepted message.

Three Yes or No calls a day on sport, pop culture and the news.

Five mental math games, twenty problems each, one life in every game.

Guess where five daily photos were taken and see if people beat the AI models.

Nine new mini golf holes a day, the same for everyone.

Fire light beams into a 5x5 box and work out where its five mirrors hide.

Pick the right AI model card eight times: prices, context windows, release dates and rankings.

Name what everyone says, then what almost nobody says, and fly your rocket further.

Name the day's hidden car in ten guesses from eight colour-coded attributes.

Name the day's Formula 1 circuit from a cropped piece of its outline in six guesses.

Wordle for wrestling fans: find the day's wrestler's name in ten tries.

Link two NBA players through teammates who shared a court.

Link two NFL players through a chain of teammates who shared a recorded game.

Find the day's mystery NFL player in eight guesses from team, position and stat clues.

Three daily nonograms, from a 6x6 Mini to a 12x12 Challenge, timed against everyone else's solve.

Reach the day's target from six numbers and four operations.

A dated 9x9 sudoku each day, with a streak and an archive of past boards.

Watch a real person tell their story and guess which country they represent.

Shade the hours an animal or a country spends sleeping, eating or working.

Seven trivia questions, and the clock halves after every one.

Find ten hidden Formula 1 drivers, teams, circuits and terms in a new grid each day.

Match ten odd couples on a board that keeps moving, against the clock.

Name eight Wikipedia articles a day from their categories, a picture and the clock.

Listen to five spoken clues and type the word each one describes.

Turn the day's three-letter word into PEE, one letter at a time.

Drag chains of matching flowers to grow them into blooms, on one shared board a day.

Turn pipe tiles until water from the spring reaches every square of the garden.

Find the one picture that is not like the others in today's shared grid.

Someone taped over the state name on a US license plate. Name the state in six tries.

Mark where the liquid will settle when one glass is poured into another, five times a day.

Five real prices a day, from an Amazon find to a luxury piece, three guesses each.

Find the hidden puppies: one in every row, column and colour region, and no two touching.

Place one cat in every row, column and coloured region, with no two cats touching.

Name the Formula 1 race from its finishing order: circuit and year.

Watch two runs at known speeds, then name the speed of the third.

Seven open prompts a day: name a correct answer few other players think of.

Seven open questions, one island: rare answers claim the most territory.

Four crowd games back to back, scored only by what everyone else answered today.

Check five carts against their receipts in 90 seconds at a warehouse exit.

Walk a new trail of GitHub topics each day and collect the repos you like as stickers.

Fill a plate or pour glasses until they hold the same energy as the day's food or drink.