Remove the duplicates
Shade numbers to leave each row and column with unique values. Shaded cells cannot touch horizontally or vertically, and the unshaded cells must form one connected area.
Shade numbers to leave each row and column with unique values. Shaded cells cannot touch horizontally or vertically, and the unshaded cells must form one connected area.
Start with one four-letter word and reach the target by changing a single letter at each step. Every step must make a valid new word, and you have eight moves to finish the daily puzzle. The start and target are the same for everyone each day.
Sixteen words hide four shared themes. Select a set of four and submit it to reveal a group. You have four mistakes available, so look for the less obvious links as well as the easy ones.
Nonograms, also called Picross or Griddlers, are picture logic puzzles. Each row and column has number clues that describe consecutive runs of filled squares. Use the clues together to uncover a hidden pixel-art picture.
Lights Out is a classic electronic logic puzzle. The board starts with a pattern of lit and unlit cells. Every move toggles the selected cell and its direct neighbors. The goal is to turn every light off.
Color Flood is a relaxing color-matching puzzle. Start in the top-left corner and grow one connected region until it covers the 10×10 board. Each new color absorbs neighboring cells of that color, making your region larger with every move.
Boggle is a fast word-finding game. Search a 4×4 grid of letter dice and connect touching letters to make as many words as possible before time runs out. Each new board is shuffled for a fresh hunt.
Take a quiet break with this free picture jigsaw puzzle. Reassemble an illustrated mountain and lake landscape by moving each tile to its correct place. Choose a 3×3 warm-up, a 4×4 puzzle, or a 5×5 challenge.
Peg Solitaire is a classic single-player logic puzzle. Start with 32 pegs and one empty hole in the center. Jump one peg over another into an empty hole; the jumped peg is removed.
Find eight words hidden in a 10×10 letter grid. Each daily puzzle has a fresh theme, and every player gets the same grid. Words may run forwards, backwards, vertically, or diagonally.