
37 - The Math Puzzle
Use all seven dice once to build an equation that equals 37.
145 daily games with no sign-up on iPhone, each with a page on how it plays, when it resets and where to play it.

Use all seven dice once to build an equation that equals 37.

Ten 1990s pop culture questions a day, the same for every player, one shot.

Name the day's airport from the airlines that fly there.

Name the hidden airport from a map of its nonstop routes.

Resize a plane or airport against a known object until the scale looks right.

Unscramble the day's five words, each against the clock.

Piece together the day's hidden masterpiece, then hang it in your own gallery.

You are given a country: tap where its capital is on the globe.

Guess the day's five-letter word when clues tell you how many letters are right, never which.

Hold the button, watch a border being drawn, and name the country as early as you can.

Find the day's Formula 1 driver in six tries from nationality, team, age, number and debut.

Six quick questions a day, the same for everyone: two maths, two words, two patterns.

Sudoku with nine coloured bubbles instead of numbers, one board for everyone each day.

Colour every dot so no two joined by a line ever match, with four colours and one answer.

Place rooks, bishops and knights so every numbered square is attacked exactly that many times.

Sort sixteen films into four groups of four.

Fill a 3x3 grid with cities that fit each row and column.

A daily sudoku that climbs from Monday to Saturday, inside an app that teaches the techniques.

A music quiz app with seven modes and one shared song to guess every day.

Rotate blocks of letters until the grid spells words.

Trace one line through every square of the grid, with an easy, medium and hard puzzle each day.

Light one signal fire in every row, column and colour region, with none touching, on one shared board a day.

Puzzmo's daily crossword, with an easier hint behind every clue.

Fit the pieces on a calendar board so only today's month, date and weekday stay uncovered.

Chess.com's puzzle of the day on iPhone and iPad, with streaks, rated practice and tactics lessons.

Seven MLB and NFL trivia questions a day, the same set for everyone.

Shade out repeated numbers so no row or column shows a number twice, keeping the white cells joined.

One Queens grid a day, timed and ranked against every other solver.

A sheet is folded and punched: mark where the holes land when it opens.

Trace themed words through ten small letter grids, a new set every day.

Five short puzzles a day from more than 25 brain games, the same for everyone at your level.

Place each moment before or after the others on a growing timeline.

One hard logic puzzle a day, the same board for everyone until midnight UTC, with no hints.

Match five destinations to the flight clues on the day's departure board.

Close two alphabetical walls around the day's secret word until it has nowhere to hide.

Decode the day's famous quote, written with an emoji for every letter, then say who said it.

Clear a hex grid of numbers by building equations from connected cells.

Name today's ten answers to a list prompt before the volcano erupts.

Find the words hidden in a 4x4 letter grid and clear it with as few fuel cells as you can.

A 5x5 sudoku-style grid whose extra rules change every day.

One flag, six guesses and a hint after every miss: the same mystery flag for everyone each day.

Turn one word into another, changing a single letter at a time.

Name the country from the view out of a plane window.

One theme, four hidden words and five mistakes, every day.

Group sixteen flags, shapes and facts by the country they belong to.

Higher or lower, country by country, in the day's statistic.

Find the day's mystery country by comparing six facts about each guess.

Mix the colours of five flags with hue, saturation and lightness.