Category · 106 games
Daily Logic Puzzles: Grids, Codes and Deduction
Logic puzzles give you constraints to combine rather than facts to recall. Murdle uses evidence to solve a murder, Tango fills a balanced grid of suns and moons, Shikakle divides cells into numbered rectangles and Heistle hides a four-digit code
Games 1 to 48
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Dungleon
Not a word game: six tries to deduce what a dungeon is made of, with green, yellow and red feedback on each piece
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Murdle
A daily logic puzzle: deduce the murderer, weapon, location and motive from clues and evidence cards
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Alibi
Use truthful clues to put one suspect and one item in every room, revealing the killer's room through the completed arrangement
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Amsterdammed
Trace a closed canal loop around obstacles, visiting every open square exactly once without crossing or doubling back
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Arrow Puzzle
Trace arrow paths to their exits in a shared daily escape puzzle with one life
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Bells & Whistles
Fill a grid with two symbols, matching ordered groups of bells in the rows and whistles in the columns
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Bloom
Expand a colored region until it covers the board, using as few moves as possible in a daily puzzle or themed levels
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Blueberry
Fill a grid with berries so the counts agree across rows, columns and outlined regions
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Boardle
A daily chess puzzle asks you to choose the best sequence of moves for both players before submitting your line
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Boxes Game
Claim boxes with different values against a computer or friend, or solve a daily endgame puzzle
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Buzzled
Assign yellow or black to numbered hexagons so the matching colors add up to each row's target
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Bypass
Connect every dot so the network still works after its worst zone fails, balancing link costs against a daily budget
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Cagey
Solve arithmetic cages, starting with addition and progressing to more operations and row-and-column restrictions
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Clues by Sam
Use truthful clues to classify a grid of suspects, unlocking more evidence through deductions instead of guesses
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CodePop
Use position clues to deduce a hidden sequence of four colors, with daily and practice puzzles
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Color Flood: Odyssey
Connect opposite corners with blue sea tiles before the move budget runs out, guiding Odysseus through a daily flood-fill puzzle
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Crowns
Place crowns across a colored grid, satisfying three placement rules without letting any two touch diagonally
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Cyphr
Work out the letters hidden behind numbered tiles to decode seven words, with a fresh puzzle at midnight
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D3C1PH3R
Work out a secret code within a limited number of guesses, with difficulty increasing through the week
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Daily Akari
A daily Akari grid with light placement, dark blocks, an archive and optional accuracy tracking
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Daily Audit
Complete a shared daily sequence of number, pattern, memory and other challenges in one minute, before any signup
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Daily Calendar Puzzle
Arrange eight pieces to leave only the current month and day showing, or race others in a live arena
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Daily Chess Puzzle
Solve a daily chess tactic on Chess.com, with positions that become harder as the week progresses
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Daily Detective
Question suspects and examine evidence to solve a new murder mystery, with ten investigation moves and two hints shown on the case page
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Daily Murder
A daily murder mystery presents suspects and evidence for you to work through using deduction
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Daily Sleuth
Investigate a daily fictional case by reading its brief and examining the people involved before making an accusation
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Daily Triplets
Test groups of three numbers against a hidden daily rule, then name the rule that explains which groups are accepted
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Deduce
Infer the original path and the transformation rule in a daily puzzle on a 4x4 grid
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Deductidle
Compare examples that fit a secret rule with ones that do not, test your own ideas and classify new examples to prove your answer
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Does Monday Work?
Schedule events while satisfying their rules, adapting as more events and calendar constraints appear
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Echoes
Slide green chips to steer a yellow chip onto its target, using as few moves as possible
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enclose.horse
Use limited walls to keep a horse from escaping the grid, enclosing grass and bonus items for the highest score
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Find The Needle
Clear straw tiles to locate a needle, following distance hints across daily and practice fields of different sizes
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Flipart
Rotate pieces around their pivot points until they all fit inside the boundary without overlapping
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Fold a Cube
Place six patterns on a cube net so its folded faces match the reference, with three puzzles per day
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Gerrymandle
Group neighboring voter tiles into valid districts so the green party wins more seats than its opponents
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Glyph (Mind Loft)
Assign letters to numbers across a crossword grid, starting from only two or three revealed letters
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Griductive
Classify a grid of suspects as criminal or innocent, revealing another true statement with each correct decision
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Heistle
Deduce a code with four different digits using cards that count correct positions and misplaced digits, with four tries to open the vault
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Hexagoat
Start from the goat's hexagon and choose colors to absorb neighboring tiles, trying to cover the daily board in fewer moves
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Hextle
Fit pieces made of hexagons into a honeycomb-shaped board, with a new packing puzzle each day
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Hunch
Read numerical feedback beside earlier word guesses and use it to work out a hidden five-letter answer
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Hungry Wolf
Clear connected groups of animals and bring them home while an approaching wolf puts pressure on every move
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Jigsy
Arrange colored block shapes on a grid, using rotation and scaling controls to change how they fit
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Knotilus
Build increasing four-number sequences where each later term adds the two before it, then find three sharing only one common number
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Latticle
Ask questions about rows and columns, arrange letters and lock in a board for colored feedback
Compare at a glance
A quick comparison of 20 games from this list: what changes, daily puzzles, unlimited play and multiplayer
| Game | What is different | Daily | Unlimited | Multiplayer | Price |
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| Dungleon | Deduce a dungeon, piece by piece | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Murdle | Deduce the murderer, weapon and motive | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Alibi | Reconstruct a crime by placing people and evidence | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free to try |
| Amsterdammed | Draw one canal through every open square | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free, paid extras |
| Arrow Puzzle | Clear a daily board of arrow paths | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Bells & Whistles | A nonogram with bells across and whistles down | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Bloom | Spread one color across a 14×14 grid | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Free |
| Blueberry | Place berries to satisfy three sets of counts | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Boardle | Solve a chess line for both sides | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Boxes Game | Dots and Boxes with values inside the squares | Yes | Not listed | Yes | Free |
| Buzzled | Color hexagons to satisfy every row total | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Bypass | Build a low-cost network that survives a broken zone | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Free |
| Cagey | Fill number cages to meet their targets | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Clues by Sam | Prove which suspects are guilty or innocent | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free, paid extras |
| CodePop | Break a four-color code in eight guesses | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Free |
| Color Flood: Odyssey | Flood a sea route from Odysseus to Ithaca | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free, paid extras |
| Crowns | One crown in every row, column and region | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free with ads |
| Cyphr | Decode seven words in a numbered pyramid | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| D3C1PH3R | Break a hidden code with deduction | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
| Daily Akari | Work through a daily light puzzle | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Free |
A closer look
The clues take different shapes. Bells & Whistles describes ordered groups of symbols, Noggle matches names to attributes and Deductidle asks you to discover a rule by comparing examples
Choose by the kind of reasoning you enjoy. Grid puzzles let you mark what can and cannot fit, code games compare each attempt with a hidden target, and mysteries connect clues about people and places
Questions people ask
What can I play if I like Murdle?
Noggle offers a logic grid matching names and attributes, while Suspectle uses clues to place suspects in a floor plan. Both reward combining evidence
Which daily logic games use a grid?
Tango balances suns and moons, Shikakle draws numbered rectangles and Bells & Whistles uses ordered groups of symbols along rows and columns
Is there a logic game with Wordle-style feedback?
Heistle compares a four-digit code with your guesses. Dungleon uses colored feedback to help you deduce the pieces inside a dungeon
Top Picks
Four games to try if you want Wordle with a twist
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Worduel Top Pick
A Wordle duel: you and a rival take turns on one shared board, 45 seconds a move, in ranked games or a friend room
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WorDungeon Top Pick
Wordle as a solo dungeon crawl: every floor is a boss with a hidden English word and its own twist, 200 bosses deep
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Transwordle Top Pick
Wordle where the word runs away: after every miss the hidden word is swapped for a new one and your earlier rows are recolored
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Wordle Blast Top Pick
Wordle in a Tetris-style stack: clue blocks open from the bottom up, and the sooner you guess, the more blocks blow up into points