7 daily puzzles
Seven puzzles with a new board every day, the same for everyone: a word ladder, placement and binary logic grids, a path through numbered cells, dominoes in districts, a one-minute hop course and a number puzzle with hidden critters. Every logic board has exactly one answer, and most add practice boards or an archive of past days.
New here? Start with Rung by Rung (change one letter at a time, with par to beat), then Beacon Grid (one beacon in every row, column and colour) or Dayhop (one minute, one scored try a day).
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Rung by Rung Daily word puzzle Change one letter at a time to climb from the first word to the last.
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Beacon Grid Daily logic puzzle One beacon in every row, column and colour. None may touch.
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Tide Tiles Binary logic puzzle Shells and waves: no three alike in a line, every line half and half.
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Pathknot Path drawing puzzle One path through every cell, passing the numbers in order.
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Domino Districts Domino logic puzzle Place the dominoes so every district’s rule holds.
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Dayhop One-button runner One minute, ten segments, one try a day: hop, glide and swing.
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Burrow Sweeper Number deduction puzzle Numbers add up the critters around them. Fight, level up, beat the Burrow King.
No game matches all of that.
When does the daily puzzle change?
At midnight by your device's clock. Everyone who plays on the same date gets the same board.
Can I play more than one a day?
Most days bring more than one board: a small, medium and large Pathknot and Domino Districts, three sizes of Beacon Grid plus a 7×7 practice board, three field sizes in Burrow Sweeper with practice. Rung by Rung keeps a 60-day archive and practice ladders, Domino Districts the last 30 days, Pathknot a fresh practice 6×6, and Dayhop gives one scored attempt with practice runs on yesterday's course.
Is every puzzle solvable?
Yes. Beacon Grid, Tide Tiles, Pathknot and Domino Districts build boards with exactly one solution, Rung by Rung's par is the shortest possible ladder and a hint fills in the next word, and Burrow Sweeper's numbers add up exactly to the critters around them. Dayhop and Burrow Sweeper test play rather than logic, so a slip costs a segment or some health, not the day.