Daily puzzle games
Showing 1–4 of 4 games
Choose a daily Sudoku grid, a loop puzzle or a number-sum challenge. Compare the rules and check each game’s board sizes and date options.
Pick the puzzle that fits your break
A daily puzzle gives you a familiar set of rules to return to. Choose between placing numbers, tracing a loop or finding numbers that meet a target sum.
Start with a smaller board or an easier difficulty when offered. Number-placement puzzles reward checking rows, columns and boxes; loop puzzles ask you to reason about turns; sum puzzles ask you to satisfy row and column totals together.
Numbers or lines?
Number grids use selection and marking; loop puzzles use drawing and erasing. Check the guide for how to change an entry before committing to a move.
Return to a date
Look for a date selector when you want to revisit a puzzle. Check the displayed date before playing: changing it can restart the board and timer. Daily schedules and saved progress vary by game.
A few starting points
- Daily Mini Sudoku
For a smaller Sudoku grid: begin with 6×6 and Easy. Learn how a first selection marks a candidate and a repeated selection confirms it.
- Daily Masyu
For logic without arithmetic: draw one loop through black and white circles, following their different turning rules. Repeating a drawn segment erases it.
- Daily Number Sums
For choosing numbers rather than filling empty cells: keep numbers that meet both row and column targets. A click cycles through kept, excluded and undecided states.