Logic games like Wordle

3D Sudoku on a cube using the numbers 1 to 16.

Fill the grid with bells and whistles, matching the group numbers on the rows and columns.

A daily brainteaser from BrainBashers.

Color each hex cell black or yellow to satisfy the target sums along the edges.

Fill cages with numbers using addition, multiplication, subtraction, and division to hit each target.

A collection of fun daily logic games.

Find the hidden relic by placing each person based on their clues.

Use the clues to figure out which characters are innocent and which are criminals.

Fill the cells with numbers 1-9 without repeating numbers in a dark-outlined group or along a colored run line.

A classic logic puzzle game where you must light up the grid.

Solve the interdimensional mystery given the helpful clues.

Make the sum of each row and column match the numbers on the perimeter.

Fill the board with dominoes so that the dots add up in each row and column.

Fill the grid with colorful fields that never connect.

Clear all of the tiles before running out of moves.

Fill in the 5x5 grid based on rules that change each day.

Fill the board with either black or teal squares based on the numbered cells.

Daily sudoku puzzles across 5 difficulties from the Los Angeles Times.

A daily 6x6 Sudoku puzzle. Does not require a LinkedIn account.

Place queens on the board such that exactly one is in each row, column, and color region. Does not require a LinkedIn account.

Fill in the grid properly with suns and moons. Does not require a LinkedIn account.

A self-referential logic quiz with 5 difficulty modes.

Guess the correct maze path in the grid in 6 tries or less.

Clear the minesweeper board using numbered tiles to deduce mine positions, with only one attempt allowed.

Solvable Minesweeper puzzles with daily challenges.

Solve today's murder-mystery logic puzzle.

Place a star in each row, column, and color area. Does not require a Netflix account.

A daily sudoku puzzle on Netflix, 3 difficulties. Does not require a Netflix account.

A daily logic puzzle with a touch of learning and trivia.

Daily handmade nonogram puzzles. Follow the numbered clues to create a pixel art image.

A daily nonogram puzzle.

Divide the number board into islands that match the target sums.

Fill the board with all the dominoes and meet the conditions.

Daily Sudoku puzzles from the New York Times.

Sudoku-style game where you need to fill segmented rows and columns with numbers.

Logic puzzle game based on the Parlor room puzzle from Blue Prince

Fill the entire 6x6 grid by properly drawing paths between the O's and X's.

Sort the board by pivoting parts of it at a time.

A daily sudoku game where you match numbers instead of entering them.

Fill out grid by finding matching tiles. Each row and column have the same number of each tile.

Find all 8 hidden queens using the number clues.

Refine the numbers in the grid by grouping them based on each of the requirements.

Fill in the hexagon with sequences of characters that match the regular expressions listed around the edges.

Fill a grid divided into sections so each section contains the numbers 1 through its length without repeats.

5 daily Shikaku puzzles where you partition a grid into rectangles whose areas match the number inside them.

Distribute stars strategically across the grid without letting them touch.

Solve three sudokus in sequence, each one bigger than the previous.

Delete numbers so that each row and column adds up to their target number.

Place numbers on a grid to satisfy arithmetic constraints in a daily spatial reasoning puzzle.

Partition the board of numbers such that each group sums to 10.

Fill in the hex grid planet with the correct terrains.

Clear every tile on the board without landing on an empty tile.

A collection of 5 daily logic puzzles of increasing difficulty.