
Parker (Mind Loft)
Slide the blocks on a jammed 6x6 lot until the red one reaches the exit.
Daily games that keep their past puzzles, so a missed day can be played later.

Slide the blocks on a jammed 6x6 lot until the red one reaches the exit.

Name the day's mystery city from its weather, size and more, in five guesses.

Four historical clues, one year: find it in four guesses.

Read a real game's patch notes and name the game in six tries.

Read excerpts from a real patent and name the everyday invention in six tries.

Name the invention from a real US patent drawing in six guesses.

Link every town to the depot for as little track as you can.

Trace words along the bridges between letter tiles; neighbours alone do not count.

Put eight items in order along the day's axis, in five tries.

A daily 6x6 path puzzle: draw eight paths of lengths 1 to 8 linking X to O, with no pools and no touching.

A gentle daily crossword with plain clues and no theme.

A fresh Penny Dell sudoku every day, free on Arkadium.

Penny Dell's daily word search, free on Arkadium.

Guess today's Camp Half-Blood character from godly parent, cabin, species and first book.

Reveal as few cells as possible, then name the day's hidden picture.

One photo a day: guess where it was taken and when.

A harder Pokemon grid: fill nine squares before your HP runs out.

Find the secret city of the day from distances alone.

Ping the day's sea, read how far the nearest wreck is, and find every hidden wreck in fewer pings than the…

Place one star in every row, column and colour region, with no two stars touching.

Lay the pipe pieces you are given so every bulb joins the others of its colour.

Rotate the pipe tiles until every bulb is linked to the others of its colour.

Fit every domino onto the board so each coloured region meets its sum or rule, on three new boards a day.

Fill the day's nonogram from its number clues until a small pixel picture appears.
Sort sixteen video games into four hidden groups of four.
A long-running nonogram site on Steam: two human-made daily puzzles and a 6,000-puzzle archive.

Name the thing in a pixelated photo from its category, in six guesses as the picture sharpens.

Name the day's airliner from the airlines that fly it.

A new kakuro every day in easy, medium and hard: digits that add up to every clue.

A four-by-four daily mini crossword with eight clues.

Turn over two cards at a time and find all 12 pairs on the day's shared board.

Divide the board into rectangles, each holding one number equal to its area.

Name the movie from five plot clues before they give it away.

Cut the grid into rectangles, one clue each, matching its area or shape.

Solve a small crossword, then crack the five-letter PlusWord.

A 5x5 mini crossword posted to Reddit every day, plus thousands of grids made by players.

Five small word puzzles a day, from unscrambling to a themed word search.

Sudoku, Nonograms and twelve more logic grids, each with a twisted daily board.

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

Fill the day's Pokémon grid and chase a low rarity score.

Sort sixteen Pokémon into four hidden groups before you lose four lives.

A sudoku with no printed digits: only white and black dots between squares.

A free goose-themed hub of daily puzzles: mini crossword, word games, sudoku variants and more.

Name the day's 2000s album from a pixelated image of its cover.

Name the day's 1980s album from a pixelated image of its cover.

Name the day's 1990s album from a pixelated image of its cover.

Name five Porter Robinson songs a day from half-second clips.

A 13x13 crossword a day with one-word clues, from the South China Morning Post.