You asked for more daily games, so we added a bunch

Since we leaned into the daily stuff, the one fresh puzzle a day that resets at midnight, that has quietly turned into the thing people keep coming back for. The messages we get are almost all some version of the same thing: I finished today's, what else have you got. So we spent the last while building more of exactly that.

Here is the new batch. Most of them are daily, a couple are just there for when you want to mess about with no streak to protect. All free, no sign up, all run in your browser.

A few new daily word and trivia games

Word sense is the one we are most attached to. There is a secret word each day and you guess by meaning, not by letters. Type any word and it tells you how close you are, from cold to warm to hot. It is slow and a bit addictive, and the moment it finally clicks is great. If you have played Contexto or Semantle you will feel at home.

Reverse trivia flips a normal quiz around. We give you the answer and you pick the clue that fits it, a bit like Jeopardy. Law or lie shows you five genuinely strange laws and you decide which ones are real and which we made up, and some of the real ones are honestly harder to believe than the fake ones. And Wrong answers only is the silly one: a question, four deliberately wrong answers, you pick the funniest, then you see what everyone else went with.

There is also Guess the year, where you match five things to the years they happened, and the daily opinion game Spicy takes if you missed it, where you agree or disagree with five bold takes and then see the crowd split.

Two new daily logic puzzles

If you are more of a quiet puzzle person, Patches is a cosy little grid puzzle. You fill a quilt with red and yellow flowers so every row and column ends up with exactly three of each, and you can never put three of the same flower in a row. It is the Binairo idea dressed up in fabric, and every board has one clean solution.

Number path is the other one. You draw a single line that fills the whole grid in one go while hitting the numbers in order. There is also Color flood, where you flood the board with one colour from the corner in as few moves as you can. All three give you a new puzzle every day.

And some for when you just want to mess about

Not everything needs a streak. Bubble pop got a proper redo this week so it actually feels and sounds like popping real bubble wrap, and it fills the whole screen now. There is also Planet drop, a drop and merge game with little planets, Ten seconds, where you start a hidden clock and try to stop it at exactly ten, and a clean Tic-tac-toe with a tougher Ultimate mode if the normal one feels too easy.

That is the lot. If you only try one, make it Word sense, but the whole set is sitting in the arcade waiting for you. Keep the feedback coming, it genuinely decides what we build next.