Daily Swat

Daily Swat calls itself a shooter strategy DLE game: it takes the one-puzzle-a-day format of Wordle and applies it to a top-down tactical breach. The building is generated from a seed of the date, so every player gets the same rooms, the same enemies and the same squad that day, and a new building comes each day. The squad size and the number of enemies change from day to day.

The map shows the building from above, its doors and windows, and your officers waiting outside, each with a code name such as Ghost, Cobra or Quake. The inside stays dark until your squad sees into it. You pick an officer, click tiles to lay out a route, and drag at each stop to set where they will aim when they arrive. Each officer carries a different loadout, such as a grenade, a mine, a drone, a shield or an alarm, and an officer can breach through a window instead of the door.

When the plan is ready you press Play, and every route runs at once in real time. If the squad clears every enemy, your time is scored against your own best and the world's best for the day, and you can share the result; if the squad goes down, the run ends with Mission Failed and you can restart and change the plan. A Previous button opens earlier days, and Rambo mode sends a single officer in alone. On a phone the game builds a tall version of the day's building to fit the screen, with its own best times.

It was made by a solo developer who posts as skullb0x on Bluesky. It suits players who like planning puzzles with some action in them, in the spirit of Door Kickers, and who want one compact mission a day.