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Put six things in the right order in four guesses.
Daily games that keep their past puzzles, so a missed day can be played later.

Put six things in the right order in four guesses.

Six quotes from one film or show, three of them fake: rank them from surest lie to surest truth.

Slide the letter tiles until every row spells a word from the day's category.

One home for sale a day: guess its asking price in three tries.

Decode one picture puzzle a day that spells out a phrase from the news.

Fill a chain where every neighbouring pair makes a compound word.

Estimate three numbers and do the sum in your head, in sixty seconds.

An article with every word blacked out: guess words until you can name its subject.

Restore the five blacked-out words in the day's case file from the town of Caldmere.

Four clues from four fields point to one hidden word.

A sudoku with lines that cross several boxes, and every box's share of a line adds up to the same total.

A morning edition of six small handmade puzzles: Quickword, Thred, Kingly, Paths, Countable and Floored.

A sudoku with grey lines whose digits form a set of consecutive numbers in any order.

Guess classic video games by letters, clues, screenshots and box art, every day.

Drag scrambled letters and two animals into place until every row and column spells a word.

Name the subject of a blacked-out Britannica article, revealing as few words as you can.

Use the numbers to find and flag every hidden goose.

Name the car by its exhaust note, plus daily ranking and shape games.

One hand-picked logic or maths riddle a day, with a hint and a full solution.

A sudoku with an empty grid and digit triples printed around its edges.

Follow a historical event through three steps of what happened next.

Name the day's Marvel Rivals hero from clues, a silhouette and an ability icon, then find the map.

Roll a die across every square of the day's grid, landing the right number on top.

Sudoku with chess pieces: fill a 6x6 board so no two pieces of the same kind attack each other.

Send monsters to a club door, work out the bouncer's secret rule and pass his exam in fewer tests than the…

A sudoku with arrows around the edge showing whether the first three digits of a line rise or fall.

Link two star players through a chain of teammates from the same team and season.

Rotate the squares of the day's photo back into place.

Swap letters until every scrambled row spells its word, on four daily boards.

Place six chess pieces, one per zone, with none attacking another.

Place one royal in every row, column and colour region, with none touching.

Work out the day's hidden rule from examples; five right answers in a row reveal it.

Four Old School RuneScape guessing rounds a day: levels, NPCs, prices and music.

Climb from one five-letter word to another, changing one letter a rung.

Every guess is played against 26 hidden words at once, and you may miss only ten times.

A sudoku where each row and column clue is the sum between its 1 and its 9.

A sudoku with sums outside the grid: each one totals the digits sandwiched between the 1 and the 9.

Pack every clued answer into one short row of tiles by making the words share letters.

Twenty-five film and TV questions, 20 seconds each and one life.

Fill each section with the numbers 1 up to its length, Sudoku-style.

Guess the day's Project SEKAI character, card, song and chart.

The daily trivia game where rare beats obvious.

A multiple-choice quiz whose questions are all about its own answers.

Put the jumbled phrases of a classic sentence back in order.

Seven words, one sentence: write the best line that uses them all.

Place five digits between four fixed operators so the sum, worked left to right, hits today's target.

Guess the next number in the day's sequence, with three attempts.

Find the day's Street Fighter 6 fighter from six clues and a silhouette, then name the stage.