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Daily Games to Play

New York Post games

The New York Post's free daily games are built partly on its own front pages: Headline Hunters asks for the missing words of the day's cover headline, with a sports edition, and the Front Cover Jigsaw turns the cover into a puzzle. There is also a daily mini crossword, Wordrow and Word Flower.

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Illustration of people carrying letter tiles to a crossword grid beside a New York Post mug and a pot of pencils

Daily Crossword (New York Post)

The New York Post's free full-size crossword, new every day with the past week to catch up on.

Illustration with the words Mini Word Cross on crossword tiles, a New York Post mug and people with pencils

Daily Mini Crossword (New York Post)

A free mini crossword from the New York Post, new every day.

Front Cover Jigsaw Puzzle (New York Post)

Piece together today's New York Post front page as a jigsaw.

A mock New York Post front page reading Can you guess the headline?, surrounded by New York landmarks and a hot dog

Headline Hunters (New York Post)

Guess the missing words of today's New York Post front-page headline.

A torn New York Post sports page, The Best Sports In Town, with a large yellow question mark where the headline should be

Headline Hunters: Sports Edition (New York Post)

Guess the missing words of today's New York Post sports cover headline.

Sports Edition Jigsaw Puzzle (New York Post)

Piece together today's New York Post sports back page as a jigsaw.

A partly filled 9x9 sudoku grid in front of an illustrated New York skyline

Sudoku (New York Post)

The New York Post's daily sudoku, in easy, medium and hard, each with a puzzle number.

Word Flower 2 title art: yellow letters on a green outline over a white flower and pastel background

Word Flower: Level 2 (New York Post)

Make as many words as you can from today's flower of letters.

Wordrow title art: the word Play in orange script above WORDROW in 3D letters on a mint background

Wordrow (New York Post)

Guess today's word in six tries, on the New York Post's games page.