WordsNo. 01
Wordle
Find one five-letter word in six guesses, using the colour of each tile to narrow the possibilities.
One word · six guesses
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A word to find. A country to recognise. A number to reason out. Start with ten good browser games, clear instructions, and a direct route to the people who make them.
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One word. One equation. One country.
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LogicNo. 02
Connections
Sort sixteen words into four groups of four, finding the shared idea behind each set.
Sixteen words · four groups
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Sudoku
Fill a nine-by-nine grid so each row, column and three-by-three box contains the digits one to nine.
Nine-by-nine grid · logic
Explore SudokuNumbersNo. 04
Nerdle
Work out a hidden calculation in six guesses, using coloured feedback on its digits and operators.
One calculation · six guesses
Explore NerdleGeographyNo. 05
Worldle
Recognise a country or territory from its outline, then use distance and direction clues to home in.
One silhouette · six guesses
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Globle
Find a mystery country by guessing on a globe and following the warmer-or-colder colour clues.
A mystery country · proximity clues
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Waffle
Swap letters into a waffle-shaped grid to complete six connected words before the swaps run out.
Six linked words · letter swaps
Explore WaffleWordsNo. 08
Semantle
Search for a secret word using similarity of meaning, rather than its spelling or letter positions.
One secret word · semantic similarity
Explore SemantleWordsNo. 09
Quordle
Solve four five-letter words together, with every guess appearing on all four boards.
Four words · nine guesses
Explore QuordleNumbersNo. 10
Magnitudle
Make an estimate for a numerical question and see how close your answer lands.
One daily question · a numerical estimate
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