Pinpoint is a word association game where you try to guess the common category or theme linking a set of words. You’re given five clues to figure out this common category.

Crossclimb is a trivia game from LinkedIn News inspired by a mini crossword — but with a twist! Answer each clue, then organize the rows into a word ladder, where each word is just one letter different from the one before or after it. That will unlock the top and bottom rows for the combo clue to complete the ladder.

Zip is a visual logic game where you need to plot a path through the grid while passing through each number in order.

Mini Sudoku is a bite-sized take on the classic logic game where each row, column, and shaded region must contain every digit exactly once.

Queens is a visual logic game from LinkedIn News where you need to fill the grid so that there is one Queen (👑) in each row, column, and colored region with no 👑 touching another (even diagonally).

Tango is a logic game from LinkedIn News where you need to fill a grid so that each row and column contains the same number of suns (☀️) and moons (🌑). No more than 2 ☀️or 🌑 may be next to each other, either vertically or horizontally.

Word Salad is a daily word puzzle game where players swipe through letter grids to uncover hidden words based on specific themes, such as fruits, gemstones, or European cities. As words are found, the letters disappear, creating new opportunities to form additional words. The game requires both logic and general knowledge, offering a fresh and engaging challenge each day.

Chess.com daily puzzles are bite-sized challenges to improve tactical skills, featuring real-game positions and tasks like checkmate or material gain, suitable for all skill levels.

The New York Times Sudoku offers daily puzzles in varying difficulty levels—easy, medium, and hard—challenging players to fill grids logically while sharpening problem-solving skills.

Wordle is a fun and simple word puzzle game where players have six chances to guess a five-letter word. After each guess, the letters change color to show how close you are to the correct word.
It's a quick daily brain teaser that tests your vocabulary and logic skills!