Grown On Trees
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A daily quiz of flags, places, numbers and words built around the day's occasion, plus a codeword grid.
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NewGrown On Trees is a free browser game with two puzzles a day. The Daily Fruit takes one occasion of the day and asks four questions about it: a flag, a place on a map, a number and a word. The Daily Codebreaker is a codeword grid on the same theme.
About Grown On Trees
Grown On Trees is a free daily puzzle site with a pixel-art look and two shared puzzles each day. Each date gets its own theme, taken from a holiday, festival or awareness day somewhere in the world. On 7 November 2026 it was Kekri, the old Finnish harvest festival, and on 8 November it was Diwali. Halloween and Guy Fawkes Night have had their own days too.
The main puzzle is the Daily Fruit. It runs in four rounds, and each is worth up to 1,000 points, so a perfect day is 4,000. "FLAG TAP" shows four flags and a question, and you tap the one you think is right before locking it in. "WHERE" asks you to pin a spot on a satellite map and scores you by how far off you land. "SLIDER" asks for a number, set on a scale or typed in, with a range that counts as right. "WHAT" hides a word behind a run of clues: you start with 1,000 seeds and five chances and an "IN A SENTENCE" hint shows the word in use.
The second puzzle is the Daily Codebreaker. It is a codeword grid in which each number stands for one letter, and two letters are filled in to start you off. You tap a square and pick a letter, and a right guess fills in every square with that number. You have 1,000 seeds, there is no timer, and each wrong guess or revealed letter costs 100 seeds. At zero the code is shown.
Both puzzles open at midnight in your own time zone. Missed days wait in the Fruit Vault and the Codebreaker Vault, a flame on the home screen counts your growing streak, and fruit badges reward results such as a perfect 4,000. Branch Out lets you play single rounds and send one to a friend. There is no sign-up and we saw no ads. Google Analytics loads only if you agree to it.
The mix suits players who like a short general knowledge quiz with a map and a flag in it, and who enjoy learning what is being marked around the world that day.
The home page also links to Capital Climb, which is not a daily. It runs through 195 countries with one yes or no capital question each, such as whether Kathmandu is the capital of Nepal. After every 20 right answers you can bank a Safety Net that lets you start again after a slip.
How to play Grown On Trees
- Open the site and press "PLAY TODAY'S FRUIT". A card introduces the day's occasion.
- In "FLAG TAP", read the mission and tap the flag that answers it. You can change your pick until you lock it in.
- In "WHERE", drop a pin on the map. The closer you land to the answer, the more of the 1,000 points you keep.
- In "SLIDER", drag the scale, use plus or minus, or type the number you think is right.
- In "WHAT", read the clues and the "IN A SENTENCE" hint, then type the missing word. You start with 1,000 seeds and five chances.
- The Codebreaker works by tapping a numbered square and choosing a letter. A right letter fills every square with the same number.
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Tips
- In the Codebreaker, the same number is always the same letter, so look for short words and repeated patterns first.
- Read the day's occasion card closely. All four Fruit rounds are built around it, and it often points toward the flag or the map spot.
- Each wrong letter in the Codebreaker costs 100 seeds. When you are stuck, a revealed letter costs the same and is a sure thing.
Questions
When does a new puzzle come out?
Each Fruit and Codebreaker is dated, and it opens at midnight in your own time zone.
Can I play days I missed?
Yes. The Fruit Vault keeps earlier Fruits and the Codebreaker Vault keeps earlier codes.
Do I need an account?
No. You can play both dailies straight away without signing up.
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