Logic games
Grids, deductions and chains of reasoning. No luck required, just careful thinking.
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Daily Traffic Jam (opens the game in a new tab)
Slide cars and trucks to clear a route for the police car to the exit on the right. Vehicles move forward and backward along their own direction. Choose a difficulty and whether to include walls, then drag vehicles to move them. Desktop mouse play recommended.
Daily Traffic Jam: details and ratingsDaily Unfold (opens the game in a new tab)
Spatial reasoning puzzle: predict where the holes land when folded, punched paper is unfolded.
Daily Unfold: details and ratingsDailyPlay Mahjong (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily Mahjong solitaire board, the same for everyone. Pair matching free tiles until the board is clear, then share your result. Free, no ads, no account needed.
DailyPlay Mahjong: details and ratingsDailyPlay Sudoku (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily classic 9x9 Sudoku. Everyone gets the same grid each day, so you can compare with friends and share a result that doesn't spoil it. Every puzzle has one solution you can reach by logic alone. Free, no ads, no account needed.
DailyPlay Sudoku: details and ratingsdaycrumb (opens the game in a new tab)
Three short daily puzzles from a rotating set of six, mixing word games, logic puzzles and a little trivia.
daycrumb: details and ratingsDeduce (opens the game in a new tab)
Find the hidden mathematical sequence along with its transformation rule.
Deduce: details and ratingsDefend (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily chess puzzle from the defending side: White threatens mate, several moves look like they answer it, and exactly one does. No notation needed. Free daily, no signup.
Defend: details and ratingsDiag (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily diagonal sudoku, also called Sudoku X. An ordinary 9x9 plus one rule: both long diagonals hold 1 to 9 exactly once. One logical solution, notes and a free hint, a new board every day, and a fourteen-clue Edition on Sundays. Free daily, no signup.
Diag: details and ratingsDigitle (opens the game in a new tab)
Daily number deduction puzzle: use math clues to crack a secret code of digits, with several difficulty modes.
Digitle: details and ratingsDiminoes (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily lights-out puzzle played with tetrominoes. Drop each piece on the 5×5 grid to flip the cells it covers, and finish with every light off.
Diminoes: details and ratingsDocket (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily logic game in a familiar but retired section of an important standardized test: one setup, a handful of conditions, and five questions about what those conditions force. Free daily, no signup.
Docket: details and ratingsDoes Monday Work? (opens the game in a new tab)
Does Monday Work? is a daily calendar puzzle where your schedule slowly turns into chaos. Place events, discover new rules, rearrange your plans, and somehow make the whole month work. A small indie game made for people who enjoy puzzles that make them stop an...
Does Monday Work?: details and ratingsDuet (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily binary logic puzzle: fill each square with a dot or a ring so every row, column and room is half and half, never three alike in a line. Free daily, no signup.
Duet: details and ratingsEchoes (opens the game in a new tab)
A puzzle that echoes your every move. Get the yellow chip into the center of the board by letting it echo your other moves. Its fun and challenging!
Echoes: details and ratingsEnclose Horse (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily puzzle game where you build enclosures around horses by placing walls on a grid. The goal is simple: keep the horse safe inside the largest possible enclosure using a limited number of walls.
Enclose Horse: details and ratingsEnter the Dojo (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily sudoku run in three forms: a 6x6 warm-up, a classic 9x9, then a rotating variant (sandwich, thermo, jigsaw, anti-knight and more). Scored on accuracy and speed, with a belt from white to black. Free daily, no signup.
Enter the Dojo: details and ratingsEquilux (opens the game in a new tab)
Equilux is a free daily logic puzzle: fill a 6×6 grid so suns and moons balance — three per row and column, no three in a row, and every = and × sign respected. One puzzle a day, unlimited practice mode, playable archive, and hints that explain the logic.
Equilux: details and ratingsErgo (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily if-then logic puzzle: a few rules, one fact for today, and nine statements to sort into must be true, could be true and cannot be true. Free daily, no signup.
Ergo: 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 ratingsFib (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily logic grid where every row and column holds 1 to 5 once, the open end of each inequality sign points at the larger number, and exactly one of those signs is lying. Solve the grid, then accuse the clue that lied. Free daily, no signup.
Fib: details and ratingsFilmSweep (opens the game in a new tab)
Minesweeper-inspired daily movie trivia grid: match films to actors and criteria with limited lives.
FilmSweep: details and ratingsFive (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily German whispers sudoku: neighbors on every green line differ by at least 5. One logical solution, notes and a hint. Free daily, no signup.
Five: details and ratingsFlux Grid (opens the game in a new tab)
Flux-Grid is a minimalist daily word puzzle where spatial logic meets linguistics. Every day, a new 4x4 grid is released. Your goal: Connect the tiles to clear the board in the fewest moves and fastest possible. It’s a 3-minute mental coffee break designed
Flux Grid: details and ratings