Cryptogram (English, Puzzlega.me)
Crack a numbered cipher to reveal the day's hidden quotation, the same puzzle for every player.
Every day: One numbered English cryptogram a day (#307 for 3 October 2026), a hidden quotation where each number stands for one letter; the site states that everyone solves the same puzzle. New puzzle: Midnight Japan time.

The English Cryptogram on Puzzlega.me hides a quotation behind numbers: every blank with the same number holds the same letter. A new numbered puzzle comes out each day, the same for all players, and past days can be replayed from the archive.
About Cryptogram (English, Puzzlega.me)
Puzzlega.me is a small site of daily browser puzzles, mostly in Japanese, including a crossword, a picture crossword called Collage and a Japanese cryptogram. The English Cryptogram is its English-language edition, with its own numbered daily series: puzzle 307 was the one for 3 October 2026.
Each puzzle is a sentence or quotation in which some letters are shown and the rest are blanks marked with numbers. Every blank with the same number holds the same letter, so a correct guess fills in all matching squares at once. You type with an on-screen keyboard, and the puzzle is cleared when every blank is filled correctly. The page states that you solve the same puzzle as all other players.
There is also an archive of earlier daily puzzles and a section of community-made cryptograms.
It suits fans of newspaper cryptoquotes, word pattern spotters and anyone who enjoys the moment a single guess opens up a whole sentence.
How to play Cryptogram (English, Puzzlega.me)
- Open the English Cryptogram; today's numbered puzzle loads.
- Pick a numbered blank and type the letter you think it stands for.
- The letter fills in everywhere that number appears.
- Keep going until the whole message is revealed.
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Tips
- Single-letter words are almost always A or I.
- Look for common short words such as THE, AND and THAT.
- An apostrophe followed by one blank is usually S or T.
Questions
Is the puzzle the same for everyone?
Yes, the site says you solve the same puzzle as all players.
Can I play earlier puzzles?
Yes, there is an archive of past daily puzzles.
Is there a Japanese version?
Yes, Puzzlega.me also runs a Japanese cryptogram with kana.
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