
DailyPlay Mahjong
Clear a stacked layout of mahjong tiles in pairs, one shared board a day.
Daily games that keep their past puzzles, so a missed day can be played later.

Clear a stacked layout of mahjong tiles in pairs, one shared board a day.

Eight go problems a day, from 12 kyu to dan level, under one date for everyone.

Ten multiple-choice questions on the day's news, every weekday morning.

Unscramble 23 words in a row, with 30 seconds for each.

Colour every square blue or white, with no three alike in a line and every line balanced.

A sudoku wrapped around a cube, using the numbers 1 to 16.

Find the day's five-letter word in six tries, on Fox News's games page.

Nine scrambled words a day, thirty seconds each.

Fit eight pieces into a calendar board so that only today's date shows.

Place one A, one B and one C in every line, guided by which letter is seen first from each edge.

Name actors who appeared in both films that meet at each square.

Put frames from the film of the day in the order they appear.

Guess the day's actor from their TV shows, with the titles hidden.

A sudoku with grey blocks of cells that work as written-out addition sums.

Study a busy street for a few seconds, then answer six questions about it as the witness.

See a colour for a moment, then rebuild it from memory, five times a day.

Guess what a named flight or hotel stay costs, in three tries.

Decode the day's intercepted message by laying Caesar-shift blocks over the cipher.

Five themed flashcards a day: think of the answer, then flip.

Name the day's airport from nothing but its runways.

Name the day's airport from the airlines that fly there.

Name the hidden airport from a map of its nonstop routes.

Resize a plane or airport against a known object until the scale looks right.

Put every suspect and weapon back in the right room, and the killer reveals itself.

Six witness statements, one impossible alibi, a new case each day.

A nightly manor mystery solved on three logic-grid boards.

Unscramble four words, then use their starred letters to solve the day's punny clue.

Bloomberg's daily word puzzle: read the clue, read the chart, find the phrase.

Watch objects pour into a jar and guess how many, five times a day.

Draw one canal loop through every open square of an Amsterdam grid, around houses and windmills.

Climb from the day's start word to its end word, one letter and any order at a time.

Find the day's mystery angle, from 1 to 359 degrees, in six tries.

Name the day's angle to the exact degree in four guesses.

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

Sort nine anime titles or characters into three hidden groups of three.

Link two anime through their shared Japanese voice actors, plus a daily bingo and connections set.

A daily acrostic with no clues: fill an unsigned passage and find its author.

A sudoku where the same digit may never sit in two cells that touch, not even diagonally.

A sudoku where the same digit may never sit a chess knight's move away from itself.

A 3x3 grid where any person, place or thing in the world can fill a square.

Name the day's Apex Legends Legend from clues, a silhouette and an ability icon, then the weapon.

Name the day's famous app, program or game in eight guesses from six clues.

Name the day's marine or semiaquatic mammal in six tries, one clue at a time.

Name the day's building or architectural project from its pictures.

A sudoku with eight diagonal lines in an argyle pattern, and no digit repeats along any of them.

A free standard-size crossword every day, with recent days to catch up on.

A free word search every day, with an archive of earlier puzzles.

A five by five crossword on Arkadium, new each day and done in minutes.