
Lexagon
Swipe across 19 hexagon tiles to find every word, and use the clue to find the longest.
Daily games that keep their past puzzles, so a missed day can be played later.

Swipe across 19 hexagon tiles to find every word, and use the clue to find the longest.

Guess the day's word by meaning, hotter or colder.

Move the family around the room to test what each one saw, and catch the one who is lying.

Place bulbs until every white square is lit, with no bulb shining on another.

Rip open the day's pack and name every player on one team's roster from one season.

A daily 3x3 grid where every cell is a language that fits both its row and its column.

Deduce the day's mystery language from its region, family and location.

Sort sixteen words into four hidden groups before four mistakes.

Classify the day's species by tracing its path down the tree of life, ten seconds a choice.

Answer four trivia questions, then name the word that links them.

Put eight real things in order by a real number, in five submits.

Sort sixteen book and writer tiles into four hidden groups of four.

Shade one L, I, T or S tetromino in every region so the shading joins up with no 2x2 blocks.

A sudoku with arrowed sums outside the grid, each giving the total of a diagonal.

Name the airline from its tail colours in six guesses.

Chain countries letter by letter until you land on the day's mystery country.

Watch a short video of a place, then drop a pin on the map where you think it was filmed.

Name Deadlock heroes from the items they bought in a real match.

A sudoku with lines between two diamonds: the ends differ by at least 4 and the middle stays outside their…

Make words from seven letters around a core letter, where rare words score most.

Give each letter its own number so every equation and inequality holds.

Six classic logic grid puzzles a day, from a two-minute warm-up to a half-hour deduction.

Classic grid logic puzzles: a story, a few categories and clues that leave one answer.

Three small daily logic grids for everyone: place crowns, balance suns and moons, and draw one numbered path.

Seat eight illustrated dinner guests at a round table using portrait details and a cluebook.

See a brand logo in black and white and guess its exact colour in one try.

Cut the day's sentence down to a five-word headline, using only its own words.

Draw one closed loop around a small grid so each number shows how many of its sides the loop uses.

Find four groups of four from twelve words, with link words closing the loop.

Draw one river that loops through every cell of the day's grid.

Guess the video game from its loot, plus four more daily game puzzles.

A fresh sudoku every day at five levels, from a 6x6 mini to expert.

Read a clue about an actor and pick their face from four photos.

Daily estimation games: resize silhouettes to true scale and make one guess at a hard-to-picture number.

Clear the day's mahjong board by matching free tiles.

Five quick prompts a day, where the answer that scores is the one everyone else gave.

Find every word in the day's letters, with blanks showing what is left.

Each clue folds the world map in half until one country is left.

Name the country, or the pair of bordering countries, behind the day's silhouette.

White to play and force checkmate in two, one position a day.

Slide columns of numbers and signs until every tile has been part of a true equation.

Place the digits 1 to 9 so three across sums and three down sums all come out right.

Move the numbers and signs under the grid into place so every sum works.

Click the mouse from room to room until it finds the cheese.

Find the two letters that complete four word fragments at once, three times over.

One cat per row, column and colour, and no two cats touching.

A daily sudoku with thermometers: digits rise from each bulb to its tip.

Decode the clues and pick the four whose answers fit the day's category.