
Puzzle Math: Cross Number Game
Drag numbers into a grid of crossing sums until every equation works, with a dated puzzle each day.
Daily games that also let you play past the day's puzzle: an unlimited or practice mode beside the shared daily one.

Drag numbers into a grid of crossing sums until every equation works, with a dated puzzle each day.

A daily puzzle page on your phone: crossword, WhatWord, word search and sudoku, easy or hard.

Twenty-four classic logic puzzles, each with a shared daily challenge.

A dozen kinds of mini word and logic puzzles each day, with your friends' scores in a feed.

Find the one vowel that turns every row of the day's letter pyramid into a word.

Solve four five-letter words at once, with every guess played on all four boards.

Join tiles of two to four letters into words and find the five four-tile Quartiles.

A daily board in each of its logic games: place queens, draw paths, light grids and fill a small sudoku.

Place one queen in every row, column and colour region, on three fresh boards a day.

Three daily Queens boards, 8x8 to 10x10, plus a one-minute Beat the Clock sprint.

Place one queen in each colour zone with no shared rows, columns or touching, and a hand-made Daily Challenge…

One shared Queens board a day: one crown per row, column and colour region.

Daily Queens in two sizes of set: three quick Mini levels or ten Max levels.

Find eight hidden queens on an 8x8 board using Minesweeper number clues.

The quickest word puzzle on the web: flip tiles, avoid the wrong word.

Wordle where the colours tell you how far each letter is on the keyboard.

Wordle without the letter E, with a dated puzzle for today.

Steer a solar craft toward the setting sun through a world that is rebuilt every day.

Find the day's three-digit number in six tries, with higher-or-lower hints.

Two Florida Man headlines, one real: pick the one that actually ran, five times a day.

Draw the missing border between two neighbouring countries.

See 1/A as a decimal, then guess A, five times a day.

A whole Wikipedia article is blacked out; guess words to reveal it until you can name the title.

Grade's sequel on a hex map: fill elevations so neighbours differ by one and each line has a single summit.

Solve today's riddle in four tries as its lines are revealed.

Tap a pool to flip it and its four neighbours, and leave the whole board dry.

Guess the day's Marvel Rivals hero in five modes, from attributes to a pixelated portrait.

A short bouncing dungeon run each day with a new rule twist.

Swap letters until every scrambled row spells its word, on four daily boards.

Find the day's Clash Royale card from attribute clues, emoji, pixels and its description.

Pin five satellite views of Earth on the world map each day.

Move the strokes of a segment-display word to build a hidden word you deduce, not guess.

Five quick visual search rounds a day, scored from 0 to 100.

Find as many words as you can in ten minutes from a grid of coloured, Wordle-style rows.

Guess the day's Project SEKAI character, card, song and chart.

Wordle with seven letters: find the day's word in eight tries.

Find the day's mystery shark from its family, genus, size, depth and discovery.

Wordle where every guess and answer is a real word with one letter shifted one to three places in the…

Unmask the day's impostor from the Sidemen's Among Us videos in eight guesses.

Trace one line through every cell of the grid, hitting the numbers in order.

Swap 25 letters around a 5x5 board until every row is a five-letter word.

Classic Klondike solitaire with a Daily Challenge that wins golden crowns.

Ten songs a day: was each one released before or after the year shown?

Fill a daily 3x3 grid with FromSoftware bosses that match both their row and their column.

Wordle rules with a twist: the answer can be 4 to 9 letters long and you are not told which.

Name the film from a single ring of colour made from its frames.

Eight clued words scrambled into 64 letters: spell them all to close the case.

Hear the day's fifteen words read aloud and spell them, from easy to hard.