Logic games
Grids, deductions and chains of reasoning. No luck required, just careful thinking.
11 results
A Nonogram a Day (opens the game in a new tab)
Reveal a picture by filling a daily grid with colors. The clues show consecutive runs of each color; runs of the same color need a blank cell between them. Choose a color from the palette and click cells to fill them. Use the date list to choose a puzzle.
A Nonogram a Day: details and ratingsCalendar Puzzle (opens the game in a new tab)
Place eight pieces on a calendar board so the only cells left uncovered are today's month and date.
Calendar Puzzle: details and ratingsDaily Guess (opens the game in a new tab)
Play 3 different guess the color games everyday. Guess the secret colors.
Daily Guess: details and ratingsDaily Nonograms (opens the game in a new tab)
Daily nonogram puzzles in different sizes. Use the hints in the rows and columns to solve the puzzle.
Daily Nonograms: details and ratingsEtch (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily nonogram (picross): row and column clues give the runs of filled squares. Fill the grid by pure logic and a picture appears. Free daily, no signup.
Etch: details and ratingsGerrymandle (opens the game in a new tab)
Group colored points on the grid into districts to win the election.
Gerrymandle: details and ratingsPixel Logic (opens the game in a new tab)
Use the row and column clues to fill the picture grid. Each number describes a run of filled squares, with an empty square between runs. Hosted by Guessr Games. Guest play is available; official rankings may require signing in on the original site.
Pixel Logic: details and ratingsQueens (opens the game in a new tab)
Free daily Queens logic puzzle: one queen per row, column and colour region, none touching. Daily 7×7 to 11×11, unlimited mode, playable archive, hints that explain the deduction. No signup.
Queens: details and ratingsSLYDE (opens the game in a new tab)
3x3 sliding puzzle built from a new photo each day. Solve it in as few moves as possible and see how you stack up against the optimal solution (and your friends).
SLYDE: details and ratingsTriad (opens the game in a new tab)
Group twelve cards into four compatible triples. For each feature—shape, fill and count—the three cards must be all alike or all different. Select three cards and submit; four distinct wrong guesses end the round. Everyone gets the same daily puzzle, refreshed...
Triad: details and ratingsTriplet (opens the game in a new tab)
Create triplets of shapes and colors using pattern recognition.
Triplet: details and ratings