
Bonedle
Name the League of Legends champion from its skeleton moving through its animations.
Daily games that keep their past puzzles, so a missed day can be played later.

Name the League of Legends champion from its skeleton moving through its animations.

Five daily Formula 1 puzzles: the driver, the circuit, a grid, a pixelated photo and a shared teammate.

Join word fragments into a small crossing grid of words on the day's theme.

Name the day's children's book from a cover hidden behind a black box, in six guesses.

Name a book from a pixelated cover, and another from five one-word clues that get easier.

Name the day's book from a blurred cover, five emojis or a quote.

Wordle for romantasy readers: every answer hides a fantasy romance.

Match each target artist with one who is just as popular.

Hold the button, watch a border being drawn, and name the country as early as you can.

Fill a sixteen-team bracket of facts before you learn a single result.

Start from one number and follow a chain of sums in your head, in 30 seconds.

One brain teaser a day, with a hint and the full workings when you want them.

A weekday trivia quiz played as a televised game show.

Turn one five-letter word into another, one letter at a time, against the clock.

Guess how a real total splits into slices, then see the true shares.

Cross a grid from bottom to top by picking only the true answers.

Join numbered islands with single or double bridges into one connected network.

Join two words across a grid with a bridge of your own words.

Crack the day's secret 4-digit code from bulls and cows clues, with the same code for every player.

Harvest, stock the stalls and ring up customers in a two-and-a-half-minute market rush.

Find the five-letter words hidden in a grid, one tile from each column.

A daily killer sudoku that starts with no digits, only cage sums.

Walk a grid of calculator buttons so your route adds up to the target.

Fill a Latin square so every cage hits its target with +, -, x or ÷.

Cancel cells until every row and column adds up to its target.

Work out a row of face-down playing cards from clues about rank, suit and position.

Name the day's car by brand, model and year from its photos.

Slide pieces until they hit a wall and steer the target to the goal in the fewest moves.

Cut a grid of digits into blocks that all add up to the same total.

Match six films to six categories, one film per category, in three checks.

Name the day's movie from its cast, one actor revealed after each miss.

Answer six trivia clues, then name the secret category that ties them together.

Sort sixteen words into four hidden groups of four.

Guess the Wikipedia article from nothing but the list of categories it sits in.

Add walls to a Celtic knot so each colour's pips end up on one ribbon.

Name answers from the day's hidden Top 100, aiming as close to #100 as you dare.

Find the one edge that keeps a won dots and boxes ending.

Link the day's start word to its end word, changing, adding or removing one letter a step.

Three crosswords a day, 5x5, 7x7 and 11x11, with each clue stamped by how straight it plays.

Name the stock, future or currency pair from its price chart in six guesses.

Name the country drawn in red on today's data chart, in five guesses.

Red to play: take every black piece in three moves.

Draw the product of the day's organic chemistry reaction in six attempts.

Every move is a capture: keep taking until one chess piece is left.

One white piece clears the board, becoming whatever it captures.

A hand-picked chess tactic from a real tournament game, one a day for everyone.

Find the five highest-scoring words in a 4x4 grid of letters.

Name the three real animals stitched into the day's pixelated creature: one head, one body, one set of legs…