Wordle
The original: one hidden five-letter word, six guesses, coloured tiles.
daily fiction games
The full list: 46 games, one line each, every one checked in July 2026.
This is the index behind our roundups: every daily game we verified while writing them, one line each, grouped by what it asks of you. It is a dated snapshot rather than a live feed; the date above is when each link was last loaded and confirmed working, and the page is rebuilt from fresh checks periodically.
For the annotated versions, start with games like Wordle, then go deeper by genre: Wordle variants, games like Connections, games like NYT Games, games like Pips, games like Contexto and Semantle, games like Globle, or the ten opinionated picks in Wordle alternatives.
The original: one hidden five-letter word, six guesses, coloured tiles.
Four boards, nine shared guesses.
Eight boards, thirteen guesses.
Thirty-two boards, thirty-seven guesses, global leaderboard.
Swap scrambled letters into six intersecting words in fifteen moves.
Guess the hidden eight-character calculation in six tries.
Adversarial Wordle that never commits to an answer until cornered.
Avoid the hidden word for as many guesses as you can.
Sort scrambled letters across an intersecting word grid within a swap budget.
Sixteen words, four hidden groups, four mistakes.
The official sports spinoff, published on The Athletic.
Thousands of community-made Only Connect walls, red herrings included.
Independent remake with endless walls, an archive and a custom-grid builder.
Themed word search with a board-spanning spangram.
Seven petal letters, twelve words, pangram bonuses.
Clues nested in brackets, opening outward to a this-day-in-history sentence.
One cryptic clue a day, golf scoring, video explanation after.
Nine guesses to fill a three-by-three sports trivia grid; rarer answers score better.
The original semantic guesser: similarity scores out of one hundred.
Every guess ranked by closeness in meaning; rank one wins.
Temperature feedback and a progress bar through the thousand nearest words.
Semantle with your guesses plotted on a map of meaning.
Reveal a hidden Wikipedia page until you can name its subject.
Guess the subject of a redacted vital Wikipedia article.
Countries glow hotter on a globe the closer they lie to the mystery answer.
Country silhouette, six guesses, distance and direction feedback.
Name the countries between a start and an end in as few guesses as possible.
A flag revealed panel by panel, six guesses, bonus rounds after.
Find the country from its statistics: continent, area, temperature, borders.
Guess the country from a treemap of its real exports.
Dropped into a street view; work out where on Earth you are.
Heardle belongs here, but Spotify bought it in 2022 and closed it in May 2023.
One song rebuilt instrument by instrument; each miss adds a player.
Name the film from up to six stills.
Pin five real photographs to a place and a year.
Place dominoes so every coloured region satisfies its rule; three boards a day.
Fit dominoes so every row and column adds to its target; three daily sizes.
Independent rebuilds of the Pips mechanic with no daily cap.
One crown per row, column and colour region, none touching.
Balance suns and moons under equality and adjacency rules.
One continuous path through every cell, waypoints in order.
Six-by-six sudoku sized for a break.
A daily whodunit solved on a deduction grid; hardest on Saturday.
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Spot the author’s real sentence among three AI forgeries, from a public-domain novel.
A story-maze with one way out and a hidden rule; every death holds a clue.
A daily page of puzzles from Zach Gage’s team: crossword, SpellTower, originals.
Eight dailies in one place, including Pinpoint, Crossclimb, Patches and Wend.
Every row is a game we loaded and verified while writing the roundups this page indexes, linked at its original home, with the two unofficial remakes labelled as exactly that. Dead games are noted where knowing saves you a search. This page is a snapshot, rebuilt from fresh checks periodically rather than maintained live; the date at the top is the truth of it.