
Daily Investigation
Two shared detective cases a day: spot the suspect, then sort truth from lies.
Daily games that keep their past puzzles, so a missed day can be played later.

Two shared detective cases a day: spot the suspect, then sort truth from lies.

A free jigsaw of the day, usually a famous painting, in one of six difficulty levels.

Blacken cells so each row and column adds up to its clue, counting each cell by its position.

Killer cages on a jigsaw sudoku: sums to hit and irregular regions to fill, once a day.

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

Nineteen small logic and word puzzles a day, each with its own leaderboard of solve times.

A daily themed crossword pitched between easy and hard.

Find every mine on one large board a day using the number clues.

One shaped Minesweeper board a day, the same for everyone, with the first move already made.

A free mini crossword from the New York Post, new every day.

A small crossword from Fordham's student newspaper, new every weekday.

A small 6x6 killer sudoku every day: digits 1 to 6, coloured cages with sums.

The Daily Mirror's main crossword, new every day.

The Daily Mirror's cryptic crossword, with an archive of earlier puzzles.

The Daily Mirror's quick crossword with straight clues, new daily.

A general-knowledge crossword from the Daily Mirror, new daily.

A new murder case each morning: read the evidence, work the grid, name the killer.

Shade exactly two cells in every region of one large grid a day, so the shading forms separate dominoes.

Four short matching puzzles a day; collect orbs with correct answers and win the day.

Two new pop-culture crosswords a day, from the makers of the Penny Dell puzzle magazines.

One new puzzle a day from 28 kinds, from sudoku and nonograms to slitherlink and star battle.

One Queens grid a day, timed and ranked against every other solver.

Guess the day's mystery cheese in six tries from its origin, milk, texture and flavour.

Four daily rugby union puzzles: a mystery player, a top-ten list, a famous team sheet and a player grid.

Find all six sets among twelve cards, one board a day.

Cut one large grid a day into rectangles, each holding one number equal to its area.

One 5x5 skyscraper puzzle a day: edge clues count the buildings you can see.

A new case from the town of Caldmere every morning: read the file and name who, where and why.

Draw one closed loop through the dots of a large grid a day, with each number counting its sides on the loop.

A hand-built Klondike deal each day that can always be won, harder as the week goes on.

Place four stars in every row, column and region of one large grid a day, with no two stars touching.

One classic 9x9 sudoku a day, the same grid for everyone.

SudokuWiki's numbered daily sudoku in four grades, with notes tools and an archive.

One classic 9x9 sudoku a day, the same for everyone, shared as a grid of the boxes you solved cleanly.

A shared daily sudoku in three difficulties, with streaks, XP and a calendar of past days.

Name the day's top ten before you make five mistakes.

Pitch one tent beside every tree so no two tents touch and every row and column count is right.

A themed crossword every day on your phone, with pop culture clues.

Fill thermometers from the bulb up, without gaps, until every row and column count is met.

Test triplets of digits, see which fit, and work out today's secret rule.

An Australian general knowledge quiz every day: 20 questions, 40 on Sunday, with sources and crowd results.

A sheet is folded and punched: mark where the holes land when it opens.

Sort each MLB team's players into the right trivia columns.

An Android Wordle with a shared word of the day, a ten-word daily challenge and unlimited themed play.

Trace themed words through ten small letter grids, a new set every day.

Find the day's theme words in a letter grid, at one of three levels.

Seven daily word puzzles in one app, from a mini crossword to a five-letter word guess.

A 4x4 letter board a day, a clue, and one long word that uses every tile.