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Gauntle run in progress: game 1 of 11 is a 6x6 Mini Sudoku with some digits given, the run timer at 0:10.15, a number pad and Undo and Reveal wrong (+30s) buttons

Gauntle

Eleven mini puzzles back to back, one timer, one daily leaderboard.

Geo Connections daily board: sixteen tiles of country outlines, capitals, dialling codes and landmark photos (Rome, Nicosia, +237, the Leaning Tower) to sort into four countries, four lives left (an e

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Geo Connections

Sort sixteen flags, maps and places into four groups of four.

Today's Geo Cross grid part solved: Serbia, Austria, Czechia, Iraq and Uganda filled in, their letters in the blue column starting the mystery nation

Geo Cross (Geoworldle)

Fill the rows with country names and reveal the mystery nation in the middle column.

The GeoBattl Daily Challenge for 18 October 2026, Draw Country: a blank canvas to draw the border of Argentina, with a 60-second timer and a Submit Drawing button

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GeoBattl Daily Challenge

One geography game a day, picked from five modes, with the same targets for every player.

GeoConnections #28 in the Geotrivia app: a 4 by 4 grid of cards with flags, country outlines, names such as Luxembourg and Pakistan, and statistics like population and life expectancy

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GeoConnections (Geotrivia)

Group sixteen flags, shapes and facts by the country they belong to.

Today's GeoDecide board on 18 October 2026: the category Area, France with its figure hidden against Mali at 1,240,192 km², three hearts above

GeoDecide (Geotrivia)

Higher or lower, country by country, in the day's statistic.

Geodle #28 in the Geotrivia app: guesses Equatorial Guinea, Ghana and United States, each with green, red and arrow tiles for continent, landlocked, neighbour, temperature, population and land area

Geodle (Geotrivia)

Find the day's mystery country by comparing six facts about each guess.

GeoDuo Challenge #018 for 6 October 2026: a single purple border line in the middle, answer boxes for two countries, six guess slots and a list of locked hints

GeoDuo

One border line a day: name the two countries it separates.

GeoGolf round 5, hole 1 of 5 (Players): Where was Gary Player born, over a green and blue globe showing the Atlantic, with a score of 0 of 1000

GeoGolf

Five golf trivia questions a day, each answered by landing your shot on the globe near the pin.

Geografind #351: a grey world map beside a Guess a country or territory box, before the first guess (an ad along the bottom)

Geografind

Find the day's mystery country as the map fades and points the way.

GeoGraphle's Grid of the day on a desktop: a guess of Germany scored on continent, GDP, football ranking, area, population, government, coastline and direction, with 1,600 round points left

GeoGraphle

Six daily geography mini-games: flag colours, a flag, rankings, a silhouette, a top 5 and a clue grid.

Geonections Monday #393: a grid of street-level photos of coastal towns, harbours and anchors to sort into four groups by country, with Submit, Hint and five hearts

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Geonections

Sort sixteen locations into four groups of four, Connections-style.

A GeoNerve grid of thirty country tiles for the category countries bordering exactly one other, with six tapped green and 380 in the pot

GeoNerve

Twelve of these thirty places fit the category. Tap them one by one, and bank before a wrong one.

GeoPaint for Oct 18, 2026: the flag of Andorra with its blue band to be mixed, hue, saturation and lightness sliders and a Lock Color button

GeoPaint (Geotrivia)

Mix the colours of five flags with hue, saturation and lightness.

GeoPath for Oct 17: Italy to India with both flags at the top, the two countries lit on a dark globe, and a box to type a country

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GeoPath (JordGlobe)

Connect the day's two countries by land, naming each neighbour in between.

GeoTemp (BuzzFeed)

Guess the mystery country from memory, guided only by hot and cold.

Daily Geography #1, question 3 of 5, asking off which country's coast the Great Barrier Reef lies

Geovalent: Daily Geography

Five geography questions a day, from capitals to rivers, then see how you rank.

Geozee share card: a Wealthy category card scoring Norway 87 points (1 point per $1,000 GDP per capita) beside Place countries, maximize your score

Geozee

Place each of the day's nine countries in the category where it scores best.

A solved example German Whisper Line Sudoku from PuzzleMadness's rules: a full 9x9 grid with grey lines where neighbouring digits differ by at least five

German Whisper Line Sudoku (PuzzleMadness)

A sudoku with grey lines where neighbouring digits along a line differ by at least 5.

Gerrymandle Day 162 on desktop: a hex map of orange and teal houses, the voters and districts bars above it, and Hint, Reset and Submit buttons

Gerrymandle

Draw the district lines so your party wins the election.

AFI Get the Picture's daily puzzle: an Expert Level film still of an eyeball in a bowl of soup, under the line 67% Got the Picture, can you?

Get the Picture (AFI)

Name the film from a single still, picked from five titles.

Ghost Hunt share card from Puzzleship: the game's ghost icon beside Ghost Hunt, place ghosts so every number counts its neighbours

Ghost Hunt (Puzzleship)

A reverse Minesweeper: place ghosts so every number counts its neighbours.

The Globe Mini illustration: a pencil drawn with crossword squares on its side

Globe Mini (The Globe and Mail)

A small daily crossword from The Globe and Mail, made for a short break.

Globs Mini daily board: 32 word tiles such as AFFIRM, APPEAL, GAVEL, HABEAS, SUBPOENA and TENNIS to merge into hidden groups of four, with Sort and Hint buttons

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Globs (Three Emojis)

Merge word tiles by their hidden groups of four until one tile is left.

Glyph

Decode the secret word hidden in a stack of overlapping letters.

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Glyph (Mind Loft)

A daily codeword: crack which number stands for which letter.

A Golfle hole in an orange cave: the ball in mid-flight above stone ledges, with its arc traced behind it and flag four on a shelf to the right

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Golfle: Daily Cave Golf

Play the day's nine underground golf holes in as few strokes as you can.

Feudle board for 19 Oct 2026: the search 'does the moon have' with guesses craft and rings, misplaced letters in blue (an ad banner above, a video ad at right)

Google Feudle

How does Google autocomplete this search? Guess the missing word in six tries.

Goose Ladder puzzle: the start word LOOKS above an empty row for the next step and the goal word GOOSE below, with Steps 0, Par 7, Undo, Hint and Reset, and an on-screen keyboard

Goose Ladder

Change one letter at a time to climb from the day's word to GOOSE.

Graceful #240 in progress: a tree of numbered circles with each line showing the difference between its ends, three circles still empty

Graceful

Number the circles so that no two lines share the same difference.

Gram Jam board of lettered tiles with GRAM spelled in green and blue across the middle and stars beside it

Gram Jam

Swap letter tiles to make words in rows and columns and clear the board before the swaps run out.

Greekest board for 18 October 2026, a 4x4 grid of Greek symbols nearly solved on desktop

Greekest (Puzzleship)

A Latin square of Greek symbols: once per row, column and diagonal.

Today's Gridiron Grids board: Ravens, Patriots and Colts logos across the top, Jaguars, Bengals and Eagles down the side, nine empty squares, a rarity score of 0.00 and Normal, Hint and Reverse mode b

Gridiron Grids

Fill a 3x3 grid with NFL players who fit both the row and the column.

Gridlings Daily #1: a 5x5 grid of coloured tiles with animal faces such as a chick, panda, frog, fox and octopus, some cells still empty

Gridlings

Eleven daily logic grids, from Star Battle to nonograms, each with one solution reached without guessing.

Gridlock Puzzles #1022 for 18 October 2026, the very easy jam: a yellow taxi on a 6x6 grid blocked by a limousine and three cars, with a fixed X cell and a par of 5

Gridlock Puzzles (Puzzleship)

Slide the cars and trucks aside to get the taxi out of the jam.

A Gridogram: a 4x4 letter grid with HORSE traced in gold beside the quote 'A _____, a _____, my kingdom for a _____!' and found words in gold and blue

Gridogram

Trace words in a letter grid to piece together the day's hidden quote.

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Four daily Grand Theft Auto VI puzzles: the character, the map spot, the quote and the vehicle.

Guardian Mini crossword No 293: an empty five by five grid with two black squares on the bottom row, beside its five Across and five Down clues and the Check and Reveal buttons

Guardian Mini Crossword

A numbered five by five crossword from the Guardian, every day.

A Gubbins board mid-game: HARMONY spelled across the letter grid with a A juicy word! burst, tiles waiting below and a score of 1050

Gubbins

Make words on a tile grid while odd creatures called Gubbins meddle.

Guess That Frame store screenshot: a still of animated toys on a floor above a Movie title box, Submit button and Attempts 0/6, captioned Guess the movie by some frames

Guess That Frame - Movies

Name the day's film from six frames, one more after each miss.

Guess The Angle #605: two arrows meeting at a point with an arc marking the angle between them, 4 guesses remaining, a box for an even number and a countdown to the next game

Guess The Angle

Guess the day's angle in degrees, with four tries and higher or lower hints.

Guess the Bear #3 in progress: a black outline teddy bear sitting with paws forward, with one pink zigzag doodle added on its left arm as the first feature

Guess the Bear (Bear Minimum)

Watch a bear get dressed up one doodle at a time and name what it is meant to be from as few features as you…

Guess The Book #1170: the Goodreads ratings count and an opening excerpt as the first clue, guesses 1 to 6, a book search box and the countdown to the next game

Guess The Book

Name the day's book from an excerpt and clues, in six guesses.

Guess The Country share art: a green country outline on a white tile with the letters G and C and a question mark

Guess The Country (Bored Panda)

Find the day's mystery country from distance, direction, size and flag colour clues.

Guess The Famous Person share art from Bored Panda

Guess The Famous Person (Bored Panda)

Find the day's famous person by matching era, gender, field, age, region and whether they are alive.

Guess the Footballer board for October 18, 2026 on a desktop: a heavily blurred player photo, the nationality clue ESP and the name box with 6 guesses left

Guess the Footballer (PlayFutbol)

Name the mystery footballer as a blurred photo sharpens over six guesses.

Guess The Grid #213 on a desktop: a 5 by 5 waffle of letter tiles in green, orange and grey, with 4 five-letter words, 10 guesses remaining and a countdown to the next game

Guess The Grid

Swap scrambled letters until every row and column of the day's grid spells a word.

Guess The House, Home #755 in Canton, OH: the first photo of a brick house, six photo tabs, 6 guesses remaining, a price box and a map of Canton

Guess The Home Price

Guess today's house price within 5%, one photo at a time.

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