Freestyle

Freestyle is a small word game by Julianna and Taq built around one idea: rhyme with the word of the day. Every player gets the same numbered word each day, and the site keeps a leaderboard for that day so you can see how your answer compares.

A rhyme here means a word that matches the ending sound, so LIGHT takes DELIGHT, TONIGHT and OVERNIGHT. The default mode turns that into a small sum: the day has a syllable target, and you must hit it exactly with three rhymes, each one locked in as you play, so a two-syllable rhyme and a three-syllable one leave you hunting for exactly the right last word. Your result is how close you came, and the results page shows what share of players hit the target.

The original classic mode is still there: find as many rhymes as you can, with longer rhymes scoring more, and your score is the sum of your best seven. After a game you can browse the words other players found, tap any of them for its dictionary definition, and open earlier days from the archive.

It suits players who like playing with sound as much as spelling, and it takes a couple of minutes. There is nothing to install and no account to make.