Category · 248 games
Daily Logic Puzzles: Grids, Codes and Deduction: Page 6
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
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Subwaydle
Guess the set of three trains that makes a trip between two New York stops, with Wordle-style feedback and six tries
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Sudoking
Fill a 9x9 grid so every row, column and 3x3 box holds the digits 1 to 9 once, and the round ends after three mistakes
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Sudoku Shift
Solve a 4 by 4, a 6 by 6 and a 9 by 9 sudoku in a row, as fast as you can, to climb the leaderboard
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Tango (LinkedIn)
Complete a grid of suns and moons where no more than two match in a row, each row and column is balanced and sign clues link cells
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The Typing Pool
Ask around a locked 1970 office building for clues, then work out which of six typists sits at which desk and machine
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Triplets
Spot as many valid triplets as you can in three minutes, where shape, color, fill and count are each all the same or all different
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Turn Order
Move sliders and pushers in the right order so every piece lands on its matching beacon, in a daily logic puzzle
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Wrenchdle
Read the complaint, reveal up to five workshop clues and pick the right fault from a searchable list within six attempts