PuzzleBeat

PuzzleBeat started as a photo jigsaw site and has grown into a daily puzzle hub run by LaPorte Labs LLC. It now has 22 games, and each day six of them are picked for Today's Six. On 27 October 2026 the six were Block Drop, Symmetry Fix, Crown Court, Lot Lines, Laser Relay and Ring Lock. The next day's line-up is shown under the list.

The games cover several kinds of thinking. Some are classic logic grids: a mini sudoku, a nonogram, Crown Court with one crown per row, column and region, Binary Balance, Skyline Towers, Lot Lines and Gallery Guard. Others are spatial, such as Lights Out, Pipe Connect, Arrow Out, Laser Relay, Gearworks, Ring Lock, Crate Shift and Shape Pack. Number Forge asks you to reach a target with the four operations. Beat Match is a pattern memory game with lit pads, and the daily jigsaw is a photo to put together against the clock.

Every board is generated by code from the date, so everyone gets the same puzzle, and the site says each one is checked to be solvable ahead of time. Difficulty climbs through the week, from easy on Monday to the hardest on Sunday. Finishing a puzzle earns a bronze, silver or gold medal, the home page marks the easiest of the day for newcomers, and results can be shared.

There is no account. Progress, streaks and stats stay in your browser. Every game except Block Drop has a Practice mode with unlimited random boards at three levels, and the archive keeps every past day. It suits players who like a short, varied spread of puzzles each morning more than one long one.