
Choizzle
One either-or question a day: choose first, then see how the crowd chose.
Daily games that keep their past puzzles, so a missed day can be played later.

One either-or question a day: choose first, then see how the crowd chose.

Eat the mascots in order; every square you touch becomes a wall.

Mix three shades in the right proportions to match the day's colour.

Put the day's real events in the order they happened.

Five real-world numbers a day: type your best estimate and see how close you got.

Sort sixteen films into four groups of four.

Put the day's films in order of release, knowing only who made them.

Sort sixteen films into four hidden groups of four.

Link the day's two actors through the movies they made and the co-stars in them, Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon…

Get from one film actor to another through the movies they shared.

A daily letter-sum: every letter hides a different digit.

Three clues, one word: a word, an emoji and a picture, unlocked as you miss.

Name the day's mystery subject from six clues, each plainer than the last.

Place every guest on the manor floor plan from what they remember, then find the Hider.

Place every person on the temple map from their clues to find the hidden relic, then decode a phrase in a…

Unscramble the day's five-letter word when each try only tells you how many letters are in place.

The Zebra Puzzle told in emoji, across a row of houses.

Prove who is innocent and who is criminal in a grid of suspects, one clue at a time.

Name the YouTube video from nothing but its comments.

A Wordle with a cryptic clue, five guesses and harder words as the week goes on.

A full-size daily crossword on CNN's free games page.

Use up all of the day's letters with two short words.

Name the day's cocktail from its photo in five guesses, with a new hint after each miss.

Crack the day's four-colour code in ten guesses.

The NZ Herald's daily codeword: work out which letter each number stands for and reveal the mystery answer.

Mastermind solved from the transcript: deduce the code from scored attempts.

Fire one ricochet shot at a time; every wall it touches goes cold and stops being solid.

Flood the whole board with one colour in as few moves as you can.

One photo, sixty seconds: match the target colour grade with sliders.

Join tiles of letter groups into words until every word in the grid is found.

Like Connections, but each group of four shares one hidden word.

Sort seven words into a three-circle Venn diagram, overlaps included.

Invest, short or pass on a real company at a moment in its history.

Trace one line through every square of the grid, with an easy, medium and hard puzzle each day.

A sudoku with grey lines where each digit is one more or one less than the next along the line.

Fill a constellation of clued words, each linked to the next by anagram, rhyme or a changed letter.

Seven short daily puzzles in one place, from Queensguard and Lunation to Sudoku, Cellrun and Lexiladder.

Clear the day's eight country categories on a 3D globe in as few picks as you can.

Fill in a chain of words where each neighbouring pair makes a common phrase.

Name the day's Critical Role character from race, class, campaign and player, in ten guesses.

Open the lock from someone else's failed attempts and what each got right.

Sort 16 Minecraft words into four hidden groups.

Three NBA puzzles a day: name the mystery player, pin birthplaces on a globe, and call higher or lower.

Turn the start word into the goal word in as few steps as you can.

Identify the day's creature from its photos: climb the tree of life from kingdom to genus, draw where it…

Five cribbage hands a day: keep four, throw two, and match the best throw.

Sudoku-style deduction on a grid of playing cards, scored like cribbage hands.

Find the day's mystery cricketer in eight guesses.