Daily Games Like Wordle

The closest thing here to the New York Times word games. You get 16 words and sort them into 4 hidden groups of 4, with four mistakes allowed and a "one away" hint when you are close. Groups go from straightforward yellow to devious purple, and unlike Connections you can replay past days for free.

A daily game where being right is beside the point. You get five open questions, like "name a yellow fruit", and type what you think most people will say. Then you see how everyone else answered and whether you matched the herd. It takes about two minutes and ends with a spoiler-free grid to share.

Ten multiple-choice questions across every topic, with a new quiz each day. Keep your streak going, and once you have finished today's quiz you can go back and play earlier days.

A this-or-that opinion game. Pick a side on a few spicy takes, get your opinion archetype, and see how the crowd actually split. A good one to send to a group chat.

Answer a few vibe questions and reveal your aura of the day, with what it means. Less puzzle, more ritual, and fun to compare with friends.

Three questions a day with a number for an answer: how many, how far, how tall, what year. Nobody knows these exactly, so it is all about a good guess. You see the real answer straight away, then the herd's middle guess, and whether you beat it.

A survey game: real players answered a question, and you guess their most popular answers before three wrong guesses. Every answer you find scores the share of people who gave it.

A daily guess the drawing game: one doodle, drawn by a real person, draws itself one line at a time. Guess it with as few lines as you can. No letters at all, and everyone gets the same doodle, so you can compare how early you got it.

One secret word a day, and every guess tells you how close its meaning is, from cold to very hot. It is not about letters at all: follow the warm words until you land on it. Hints help when you are stuck, and everyone gets the same word.

Guess a hidden word with letter-by-letter hints, then climb: each word you solve is one letter longer, from 4 letters up to 10, and missing one ends the climb. Everyone gets the same seven words each day, so you can compare how high you got.

One 9-letter word a day: make as many words of four or more letters from it as you can. Longer words score more, a word using all nine scores 10, and every word you find shows how many other players found it too.

One category a day, like country population or building height, and ten guesses along a chain of cards: is the next one higher or lower? A miss does not end the run, so everyone gets a score out of 10 to compare.

A bingo card whose squares are rules like Prime or Multiple of 7. Twenty numbers are called and you choose where each one goes, to finish as many rows, columns and diagonals as you can. Everyone gets the same card, and you see the best score that was possible.