About
This site offers free daily puzzles: a five-letter word game, sudoku in three levels, an equation puzzle, a country-guessing game, a target-number game, nonograms, Queens, the Sun & Moon binary puzzle, a one-line path puzzle and minesweeper.
Each puzzle is generated from the date, so everyone playing in the same language gets the same puzzle on the same day. The site is available in 30 languages, and the word game uses a separate word list for each language.
There are no accounts. Statistics and streaks are saved only on your device, and the games keep working offline once a page has loaded.
Games
- Daily Word — Guess the hidden five-letter word in six tries. Colors show which letters are right.
- Daily Sudoku — Three new sudoku puzzles every day: easy, medium and hard, each with exactly one solution.
- Daily Equation — Find the hidden eight-character equation in six tries — like a word game, but with numbers.
- Daily Country — Guess the mystery country. Each guess shows the distance, direction and how close you are.
- Target Number — Combine six numbers with + − × ÷ to reach the target. Every daily puzzle can be solved exactly.
- Daily Nonogram — Fill the grid using the number clues to reveal a hidden pattern. A new 10×10 picross every day.
- Daily Queens — Place one queen in every row, column and colour region — and no two queens may touch.
- Sun & Moon — Fill the grid with suns and moons: equal numbers in every line, never three alike in a row.
- Daily Path — Draw one line through every cell, passing the numbers in order from 1 to the end.
- Daily Minesweeper — Clear the field without hitting a mine. Numbers show how many mines touch each square.
Design and development: Eritir (eritir.com.tr).
Country names come from the Unicode CLDR project. Country positions are approximate geographic centres, so distances in the country game are approximate too.