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Rule-based deduction, grid, path, nonogram, and logic puzzle games. Browse 64 hand-picked games in this collection.
GridPaw is a cat-themed Shikaku logic game where you divide a numbered grid into rectangles with matching areas. It combines simple rules with spatial deduction.
Crack a secret four-digit vault code in just four attempts! Heistle is a free daily heist-themed logic puzzle where you analyze number clues, eliminate possibilities, steal loot, and upgrade your safehouse.
Think in circles! All/Some is a daily logic game where you choose the correct Euler diagrams to show how categories overlap, fit inside one another, or remain separate. Solve three fresh puzzles every day.
Crack a secret four-color code in just 10 guesses! This daily Mastermind-style puzzle challenges you to use color and position clues to uncover the hidden combination.
Noggin is a collection of four bite-sized daily brain puzzles that test your logic, vocabulary, code-breaking, and ordering skills. Solve Spectrum, Rung, Vault, and Deduce to earn up to 400 points a day, maintain your streak, and compare scores with friends.
Kuromasu on Nibble is a grid-based logic puzzle where you mark cells black or teal while satisfying numbered sightline clues. Keep every teal cell connected, prevent black cells from touching, and deduce the full board without trapping any open areas.
Star Battle is a daily logic puzzle where you place one star in every row, column, and colored region without letting any two stars touch. Choose Normal or Hard and solve the grid through deduction.
Ruledle is a free daily logic puzzle where you study examples and deduce the secret rule controlling their answers. Get five predictions right in a row to prove you have cracked the pattern.
EveryClue is a daily detective logic game where five suspects, a set of factual clues, and a deduction grid lead to one culprit. Mark possibilities, eliminate contradictions, and make the accusation when every clue fits.
Daily Loop is a free daily Slitherlink-style logic puzzle where you connect dots to draw one continuous closed loop. Follow the numbered clues, avoid crossings and branches, and solve fresh puzzles in four sizes and difficulty settings.
Daily Connections-style puzzle: sort 16 words into four hidden groups of four, with four mistakes to spare — plus make your own puzzles for others.
Bloom is a daily color-flooding puzzle where every move expands your territory across a 14×14 grid. Choose your colors strategically, cover the entire board, and try to beat par in as few moves as possible.
Free daily murder-mystery logic game: interrogate suspects, track a timeline board, and deduce killer, weapon, and time — with an optional liar mode.
Place words or emoji into a three-circle Venn diagram so every region matches the hidden categories. A collection of 395 puzzles to work through.
Gauntle is a daily puzzle speedrun that throws 11 different mini-games at you back-to-back under one continuous timer. Solve words, Sudoku, Minesweeper, Nonograms, color tests, drawing challenges, and more while chasing the fastest adjusted time.
A weekly connection puzzle: arrange words around a circle so each neighbor shares a link, then guess the Omnigram that fits every category. New puzzle every Friday.
A daily piece-sliding puzzle from Nerdcube Daily: guide the target through walls and blockers to the goal in as few moves as possible.
A daily map deduction puzzle: one hex on the chart is drawn wrong, and every survey note is true. Prove which hex is the liar.
A daily logic puzzle with twenty characters in a four-column, five-row grid. Deduce their statuses from clues that unlock as you solve.
Ponder Club's daily sudoku uses numbers 1–8 and a goose as the ninth symbol. Solve rows, columns, and boxes with notes and checking tools.
A free daily heist puzzle with three logic stages: recon the floor plan, breach the alarms, then crack the vault. New mission every day in your browser.
Fit eight pieces onto a calendar board while leaving only the chosen month and day uncovered. A new date changes the packing problem without changing the goal.
Deduce a dungeon’s five-resident lineup in six attempts. Daily color clues solve the current floor, while recurring house rules give you a longer mystery to investigate.
Read a conversation one snippet at a time and infer the speakers’ relationship. You have three guesses, with up to six lines of dialogue to help you decide how they know each other.
