New daily games

Seven duplicate Barbu deals, the same cards for everyone, with monthly standings. A trick-taking game with seven contracts.

A daily duplicate Spades tournament: about 8 boards with the same cards for everyone, a bot partner and match-point scoring. Resets at midnight ET.

Team up with a friend in the daily duplicate Spades tournament, with the same deals for every pair against bot opponents. Resets at midnight ET.

Seeded daily deals for Klondike, FreeCell, Spider (1, 2 and 4 suits), Baker’s Game and more.

One hand-picked, winnable Klondike deal a day. Win it for a crown and keep a weekly streak. New at your local midnight.

A Klondike Draw 1 deal checked for a winning route, shared worldwide and ranked by time and fewest moves. New at midnight UTC.

A five-minute poker roguelite: the same deck deals to everyone each day, with five antes and jokers to chain.

A short open solitaire: 16 cards in two suits, all face up. Send them home in as few moves as you can.

Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, Pyramid and TriPeaks in your browser, with a new set of Daily Challenges every day.

A game of the day across eight solitaire types, with a calendar of your wins and a daily leaderboard.

Six shared daily deals (Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, TriPeaks, Pyramid and Golf), ranked by finish time. New at midnight UTC.

Five dated deals a day (Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, Pyramid, TriPeaks), a two-week archive and a private streak.

One Klondike shuffle for the whole world each day. Clear it in as few moves as you can.

One solvable FreeCell deal for everyone, picked from the classic Microsoft deal numbers. New at midnight UTC.

Eight daily card games in one spot: Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, Spades, Cribbage, Blackjack, War and Memory.

Find all six Sets hidden in 12 cards, racing the clock. New at midnight Pacific.

Solitaire meets poker: place cards on a 4x4 grid so each row, column and corner scores as a poker hand.

Deduce the five board cards of a three-player Texas Hold’em hand in six guesses, Wordle-style.

One five-card draw a day under a rotating twist rule. Discard, redraw and see how your hand ranks.

Sudoku meets cribbage: fill a 4x4 card grid so every row, column and corner scores its target. Easy Monday, expert Sunday.

Five six-card cribbage hands a day. Throw the best two to the crib, graded against an exact solver.

A daily double-dummy bridge puzzle: all hands face up, make the contract against perfect defense. No bidding needed.

Ten blackjack hands from the same fixed shoe everyone plays, on a daily leaderboard.

Poker solitaire: place cards one at a time to build ten poker hands at once, five across and five down.

Ten Jacks or Better video poker hands a day. Pick the hold with the best expected return.

A real cribbage deal every day. Pick the two cards you’d throw to the crib, then see what everyone else chose.

Count each cribbage hand. Every total maps to a letter, and the letters spell the day’s word.

A shared daily deal for Hearts, Spades, Euchre, Blackjack, many solitaires and more. New at midnight UTC.

Daily seeded hands of Hearts, Euchre, Cribbage and Pinochle against computer players, with streaks.

One Hearts deal shared by everyone each day. Take as few points as you can. New at midnight UTC.

A daily partnership Spades deal that every player gets, with you and a computer partner.

A fresh two-deck shoe each day, in the same order for every player, with an open scoreboard.

A shared six-deck blackjack shoe each day. See how far your bankroll goes. New at midnight UTC.

Duplicate Spades on your phone: every hand is played on a shared board and scored against every pair that held the same cards. Free account.

Use the clue to find a pair of rhyming words that make a silly phrase.

Use the suspects’ clues to deduce who is a criminal and who is innocent.

Place a limited number of fences to build the biggest meadow for your horse.

A quick 6x6 sudoku, handcrafted daily.

Solve the daily nonogram to reveal a hidden pixel-art picture.

Rotate scrambled squares back into place to restore the daily photo.

Guess the NYC subway trip (three train lines) in six tries.

Guess the Dota 2 hero from attribute clues.

Guess a top-grossing movie from its masked title, synopsis and cast.

A music crossword where the clues are song clips.

Fill the 3x3 grid with NBA players who match each team or stat pair.

Guess the artist from clues about life dates, origin and movement.

A Wordle for food words, with a recipe for each answer.

Identify the mystery bird using six clues.

Worldle for fish: name the species from its silhouette.

The Spanish Wordle: guess the word of the day in six tries.

The Dutch Wordle: six tries to guess the word of the day.

Find the hidden keyword whose letters complete a stack of words, one letter per row.

Make exactly 12 words from seven petal letters; longer words, bonus letters and pangrams score more.

Unscramble the jumbled words back together in as few moves as possible.

Solve 32 Wordles at once with only 37 guesses.

Find the secret word by narrowing it down alphabetically between your guesses.

Transform one word into another through a ladder of clued steps.

Guess the daily word by meaning, with every guess plotted by semantic closeness.

Uncover a hidden Wikipedia article by guessing the words that appear in it.

Build a chain of compound words where each word links to the next.

Use 14 letters to build a word pyramid, one row longer each step.

Six brutal daily word games (Matchsticks, Gridlock, Interlock, PinPad, Down You Go, Wordnado) where one mistake ends it.

The nation’s oldest newspaper crossword, free every day.

A short, straight-clued British crossword published every day except Sunday.

A free standard crossword with a new grid every day.

Complete each category by entering words that build on the one before.

Twelve original daily logic puzzles (Snake, Pathways, Bridges and more) with medals and streaks.

Fill the grid with shapes that match each clue’s size and type.

Find the best move in the chess puzzle of the day.

A daily chess tactic that gets harder through the week.

A free killer sudoku every day, where cage sums replace the given digits.

Fill the grid so each section contains the numbers 1 up to its length.

Connect the dots into triangles to reveal a picture, a free alternative to NYT Vertex.

Put a group of things in the right order by date, size, value, population and more.

Three questions a day: which of two events happened earlier?

Five general-knowledge questions a day, with stats and streaks.

Daily estimation games: size it up, weigh it up and guess the number.

Twelve trivia questions a day, scored against everyone else.

Rank six things in the right order in four guesses.

Five head-to-head questions comparing places by their statistics.

Guess the Wikipedia article from nothing but its list of categories.

See a color, then recreate it from memory with sliders.

Pick the exact shade of the daily color.

Unravel a blend of celebrity faces and name everyone in it.

Name the video game from a tiny screenshot detail that zooms out with each guess.

Name the brand from a progressively revealed logo.

Identify the aircraft type and airline from a zoomed-in photo.

Connect two US states through the fewest neighboring states.

Guess the flag from clues in a Wordle-style daily challenge.

Find the mystery capital city; closer guesses glow hotter on the globe.

Tap the map to locate five places a day as precisely as you can.

Guess the city from satellite images in six tries.

A daily Americas geography challenge: find the highest, lowest or odd one out.

Daily geography trivia about places around the world.

Listen to a song and guess which country it comes from.

Combine the given numbers with sums to reach the target.

Wordle with numbers: guess the five-digit prime in six tries.

A daily maths game: build an equation that hits the target.

Guess the Super Smash Bros. fighter from clues.

Guess the Naruto character from attribute clues.

Guess the One Piece character from attribute clues.

Guess the Steam game from its user reviews: six clues, six guesses.

Guess the Pokémon from generation, type, height and weight hints.

Guess the Balatro joker from cost, ability and scaling clues.

A tiny emoji roguelike with a fresh dungeon every day.

Name the video game soundtrack from its intro.

Put five historical events in chronological order.

Guess the year from a set of clues about what happened in it.

Arrange the day’s events on a timeline.

Place nine real events in chronological order in about two minutes.

Place Wikipedia events and inventions on a timeline in the right order.

Guess the year real-world photos were taken.

Guess where and when a museum artifact was made.

Guess the actor from their filmography, with titles hidden but genres, years and ratings shown.

Guess the weekend box-office chart, inspired by the Blank Check podcast.

Grid-based daily movie puzzles that test your film knowledge.

Fill a 3x3 grid with movies that match each row and column clue.

Navigate from one movie to another through shared cast members.

Guess the film from five clues that go from vague to obvious.

Guess the TV show from five clues that go from vague to obvious.

Guess the movie from six frames.

Name the song from as little as 0.1 seconds of audio.

A music-themed Connections: group artists and songs into hidden categories.

Guess the song as its lyrics are revealed line by line.

Name the 60s hit from its intro.

Name the 70s hit from its intro.

Name the Disney song from its intro.

Guess the song in six tries as more of it is played.

Fill the 3x3 grid with NFL players who match each team or stat pair.

Fill the 3x3 grid with NHL players who match each team or stat pair.

An Immaculate Grid for soccer: name players who match clubs, countries and stats.

A daily NBA grid: name players who fit each row and column.

Daily immaculate-style grids across sports and movies.

A daily hockey grid: name NHL players who fit each team pairing.

Guess the soccer player from Europe’s top leagues in eight tries.

Guess the NFL player from team, position, age and jersey clues.

Guess the Formula 1 driver from team, nationality, age and wins.

A challenging daily golf course to finish in as few strokes as possible.

Guess the painting or painter from an extreme close-up that zooms out with each guess.

Name the famous painting as it un-blurs over six guesses.

Guess which restaurant a real menu item comes from.

Pick which of two football-ground meals the fans rated higher.

Guess the daily cheese from its clues.

Find the mystery plant by navigating the plant family tree.

Find the mystery chemical element in six guesses using periodic-table clues.

A curated chemistry problem each day, from named reactions to synthesis, in six attempts.

Guess the breed of a real shelter dog.

The Portuguese Wordle, with Dueto and Quarteto multi-board modes.

French daily word game (6 to 10 letters) inspired by the TV show Motus.

Wordle in French: find the five-letter word of the day.

Wordle in Italian, one word a day.

French Semantle: find the secret word by getting semantically closer.