Guess Daily

Guess Daily calls itself a little play every day: ten quick games for a curious mind. The home page shows the date, counts down to the next daily round, and tracks how many of the day's games you have played, out of five needed for the streak. The games come in five pairs, and a Pick for me button chooses one at random.

Geography has Borderline, where you name a country from its outline in five guesses with a distance and an arrow after each miss, and Ensign, where a flag is uncovered one of six tiles per guess. Football has Career, which shows a player's clubs in order with the years and gives you six guesses, opening position, nationality and longest club as hints; a Manager version does the same for coaches. Crest is a three by three grid where each square needs a player who fits both its row and its column. Entertainment has two Keyframe games, one for anime and one for video games: six stills, hardest first, chosen by hand to avoid faces and title cards. Music has Anthem, a national anthem to place on the map, and Encore, a song named from one second of a clip that grows to fifteen over five tries. Words and colour has Fives, a five-letter English word in six guesses, and Tint, where you mix the colour you see with hue, saturation and brightness sliders and are scored on how close you get.

Every round is free with nothing to install. An optional account keeps your streak across devices, puts you on the leaderboard and opens the archive of past rounds. The whole site is also in Spanish, French, German, Norwegian and Japanese, though Fives stays an English word.

It suits players who like variety and would rather do a handful of different -dle style rounds in one place than keep ten sites open.