Puzzo: Daily Puzzle Games

The daily set mixes many small puzzle types. Cryptogram hides a quote behind a number cipher. Hashtag puts sixteen letters on a # shaped grid and gives you twelve swaps to sort them into four five-letter words, with green and yellow tiles as clues. Word Ladder changes one letter at a time from a start word to a target. Word Bloom spells words from six petals around a centre letter, Groupthink sorts sixteen words into four hidden groups, and Number Crunch combines the day's numbers to hit a target. The rest of the fourteen are Word Circle, Word Search, Code Word, Rootwords, Word Dominoes, Emoji Anagram, Word Chains and Top Answer.

Longshot sits beside them as a special event. You trace words on a 5x5 board and fire each one with one of five shots, and you only learn whether a word is real when you fire it. Tiles that valid words cross gain value, so later long words routed over them score more. The Quest Gauntlet takes four of the day's puzzles and plays them in a row on one timer, with lives and hints shared across the run.

On the website every puzzle is dated, you get one attempt and a single hint for each, and progress stays in your browser with no account. Each game keeps an archive of past puzzles with hints and answers, and there are strategy guides for cryptograms, word ladders and grouping puzzles. The site shows no ads, and its privacy page says no advertising code is loaded.

The iPhone app, released in March 2026 by Artem Karpovych, holds the Daily Challenges alongside a World Journey campaign through themed worlds that mix the game types, a Freestyle mode for endless puzzles in one game, and stars to collect. It works offline, comes in English and Spanish, and its App Store listing says it contains advertising and sells coins and backgrounds.