Fun Puzzles
Free daily Sudoku and Word Search puzzles. A new puzzle every day.
Sudoku
Today's Sudoku puzzle at easy, medium, or hard difficulty, a new one every day.
Word Search
Today's word search puzzle with a new theme and word list every day.
Word Guess
Guess the daily 5-letter word in 6 tries, a new word every day.
Minesweeper
The classic mine-clearing logic game, with a daily challenge and leaderboard, or unlimited free play.
2048
Slide and merge numbered tiles to reach the 2048 tile, with a daily high-score leaderboard.
Nonogram
A daily picture logic puzzle: fill in cells using the number clues to reveal a picture.
How the daily puzzles work
Sudoku, Word Search, Word Guess, Nonogram, and the Minesweeper Daily Challenge each have one official puzzle per day, and it's the same for everyone. A new set appears at midnight UTC. Because the puzzles are generated from the date itself, there's no waiting for an update and no account needed; your progress is saved in your browser so you can come back later in the day.
Every logic puzzle here is built to be solved by reasoning rather than luck. Each Sudoku is checked by a solver to make sure it has exactly one solution, and nonogram pictures can be worked out from the clues alone. 2048 and Minesweeper Free Play are the exceptions, with unlimited games whenever you want one more round.
If you want to compare with other players, the optional daily leaderboards record solve times and scores under a nickname you choose. Joining is entirely up to you; the puzzles work the same either way. To get better at any of the games, the guides cover strategy for each one, from Sudoku techniques to Minesweeper patterns.
Guides
All guides →Aug 10, 2026
Sudoku solving techniques: from naked singles to hidden pairs
The logical techniques that get you past guessing: naked singles, hidden singles, and naked pairs, explained with real examples.
Sep 24, 2026
Five-letter word guessing strategy: openers, clues, and traps
How to choose an opening word, why a second guess with new letters often wins, how to use every color clue, and how to escape the _IGHT trap.
Aug 14, 2026
Minesweeper: the logic behind flagging without guessing
The two deduction rules that clear most Minesweeper boards without a single guess, and why some endgames genuinely can't be solved by logic alone.
Sep 24, 2026
The history of Sudoku: from Latin squares to a global craze
How Sudoku grew from Euler's Latin squares into Dell's Number Place, got its name from Nikoli in Japan, and became a worldwide craze through The Times in 2004.