
Guess The Logo
Name the brand from a cropped piece of its logo in five guesses.
Daily games that keep their past puzzles, so a missed day can be played later.

Name the brand from a cropped piece of its logo in five guesses.

Name the day's Magic: The Gathering card as its art opens tile by tile.

Guess what is really on the menu at restaurants around the world, five rounds a day.

Name the day's film from its screenshots in six guesses.

A real headline with one word missing: guess it, with hot and cold feedback.

Spin the wheel, reveal letters and solve the day's hidden phrase.

Name the day's pro cyclist from how your guesses compare on team, type, ranking, country, age, weight and…

Trace words on a 5x5 letter grid to work out which tiles spell the day's secret word.

Hear five short clips a day and name each song, with a bonus for the artist.

Six attempts to name the day's mystery memecoin from market clues.

Put the day's six events in order, from oldest to newest.

Name the day's Yu-Gi-Oh card from its artwork, with a new hint after every miss.

Name the video game from its screenshots in six guesses or fewer.

The i Paper's five-letter word of the day, found in six guesses with one letter given.

Cut five 3D objects a day exactly in half, by weight.

Guess the day's statistic, then have your answer averaged with a teammate's.

Place twenty-five cards on a grid where every row and column is a poker hand.

Guess the missing words of today's New York Post front-page headline.

Guess the missing words of today's New York Post sports cover headline.

Read five real headlines with the dates removed and guess the year of each.

Deduce the secret from what two people say they do not know.

Arrange statements in truth and lie slots until each one is what its slot demands.

Work out which statistic is colouring the globe, four times a day.

Find words in hexagonal tiles, then string them into ten high-scoring words.

Fit every hexagon-shaped piece into the grid with no gaps and no overlaps.

Guess the day's colour as a three-character hex code in five tries.

Find the day's seven places by picking the right hex on the map.

Find the synonym hiding, letter by letter, inside the day's words.

Rebuild the day's tile shape with a few taps and a set of mirror flips.

Test numbers to find the day's hidden rule, then prove it in one final exam.

Two pubs, two pints: is the second pint higher or lager in price?

Fill a chain where each pair of neighbours makes a compound word.

Sort the day's inventions, figures and events into the order they came.

Name the day's historical figure from a blurred portrait, with a new clue after each miss.

Look around a 360 degree scene from the past, then guess where and when it happened.

Shade out repeated numbers without letting black squares touch or cutting the white ones apart.

Shade out repeated numbers in a daily 5x5 and 8x8 Hitori, keeping the white cells joined.

Guess the day's Hollywood film title letter by letter, with five lives.

Turn the hexagons of a honeycomb until every touching edge matches its neighbour's colour.

Wordle for horror fans: guess the day's word, then meet the film behind it.

A row of houses, four attributes, and clues that allow one arrangement.

Guess the list price of the day's house within six tries.

Read the name of today's colour and match it in three guesses.

Swap scrambled colour tiles back into one smooth gradient, a new board every day.

Sudoku with six colours instead of numbers, one grid a day.

Spot the one tile in a slightly different shade before the clock runs out.

Hear an Eläkeläiset humppa cover and name the original song.

Place flower tiles on a hex grid so linked pairs share the trait marked between them.