22 games
Number puzzles, chess, sudoku, logic grids, and math-first daily challenges.
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Angle is a daily geometry puzzle where you must guess the exact degree of a hidden angle using directional feedback. It’s a deceptively simple challenge that sharpens your spatial intuition with every guess.
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Cross Eights is a clever number puzzle where every row and column must total eight, forcing you to balance placement, logic, and constraint in a tight grid. It’s simple to understand—but brutally precise to solve.
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Play Daily Shikaku, a daily logic puzzle where you divide a numbered grid into rectangles. Learn the rules, tips, and how to solve Shikaku puzzles.
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Daily Sudoku gives you a fresh number-grid battle every day: fill the board, obey the logic, and survive the quiet pressure of one wrong digit. It is calm, classic, and surprisingly ruthless once the empty squares start staring back.
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Every day, a mysterious line graph appears with no labels. Your mission: figure out which real-world dataset it represents from a handful of tempting options. It's a sharp blend of visual pattern recognition, real-world knowledge, and that satisfying 'aha' when the trends suddenly click.
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Can you crack the daily color’s exact hex code in 5 guesses? Hexcodle gives you a target shade and arrow hints on every digit (too high, too low, or spot-on). Play the Wordle-style color challenge loved by designers and developers.
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Patches is LinkedIn’s daily spatial logic puzzle where you fill a grid by completing clue-based shapes. It looks soft and tidy, but every rectangle must fit perfectly with no overlaps and no gaps.
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Mathler is a daily number puzzle where you guess a hidden equation that equals a target number—logic, arithmetic, and pattern recognition collide.
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Mini Sudoku is LinkedIn’s bite-sized 6×6 Sudoku puzzle: quick, clean, and perfect for a short logic break. Fill the grid with numbers 1–6 while keeping every row, column, and region free of repeats.
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Nerdle is a daily math puzzle where you guess a hidden equation using logic and arithmetic—like Wordle, but with numbers and operators.
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Numble is a daily numbers puzzle where you combine six given numbers with +, -, ×, and ÷ to hit a target. It feels like a fast mental-math duel: simple tools, one target, and just enough pressure to make every calculation matter.
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The New York Times daily Sudoku offers clean, well-curated number logic puzzles in Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulties. It's the premium daily brain workout—elegant design meets satisfying deduction that keeps millions coming back every day.
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Padlock is the daily number-cracking showdown where you deduce a secret 4- or 5-digit code using clever logic and color-coded feedback. Mastermind meets Wordle in this addictive brain-teaser that turns every guess into a high-stakes deduction battle.
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Queens Game is a colorful logic puzzle where every row, column, and region needs exactly one queen. It looks calm at first, but one careless placement can trap the whole board in a dead end.
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Rangele is a daily number-guessing puzzle where you hunt a hidden 3-digit number in just six tries. Each guess gives tile feedback, turning simple digits into a tight little deduction battle.
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Really Bad Chess is a chaotic chess puzzle game where the pieces move like normal chess, but each board starts with a strange, random set of pieces.
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Speed Nerdle turns the classic Nerdle equation puzzle into a timed math sprint. Solve the hidden 8-character calculation with a pre-filled first guess and punishing time penalties—every mistake feels dangerous.
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Stars Game is a daily logic puzzle where you place exactly two stars in every row, column, and region — but they can NEVER touch, not even diagonally. Pure brain-teasing deduction with zero guessing required.
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Play Sudoku, the classic number puzzle game. Fill the grid using logic, avoid duplicates, and challenge yourself with daily puzzles of increasing difficulty.
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Numble is a daily math puzzle where you guess a hidden equation in six tries, using a target value and color-style feedback to crack the calculation. It is Wordle energy for players who would rather battle numbers, operators, and order of operations.
