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Tilt (opens the game in a new tab)
Estimate how many objects it takes to balance the scale; five rounds a day.
Tilt: details and ratingstiltanic (opens the game in a new tab)
A new sea every day with a daily board. Tilt your phone or move the mouse. A tiny steamboat rides the wave through anchors and mines.
tiltanic: details and ratingsTimdle Math (opens the game in a new tab)
Place mathematical expressions in the right spots on a number line.
Timdle Math: details and ratingsTimdle Music (opens the game in a new tab)
Place mystery songs on a timeline after hearing a short clip.
Timdle Music: details and ratingsTime (opens the game in a new tab)
You experience time constantly. Let's see how good you are at measuring it. Try to re-create 5 durations from memory.
Time: details and ratingsTime Machine (MLB) (opens the game in a new tab)
Guess the MLB season from a single game's box score.
Time Machine (MLB): details and ratingsTimed (opens the game in a new tab)
Time estimation game with no clock. You are asked for an interval - 4.3 seconds, say. You press and hold, and the screen goes dark. Let go when you think the time is up.
Timed: details and ratingsTimeguessr (opens the game in a new tab)
Guess where and when the picture was taken
Timeguessr: details and ratingsTimegussr (opens the game in a new tab)
An AI geography game that never happened – every photo is AI, every memory is yours
Timegussr: details and ratingsTimeline (opens the game in a new tab)
Guess the year of each of six historical events.
Timeline: details and ratingsTintuition (opens the game in a new tab)
Match colours by eye using hue, saturation and lightness controls, build combos and climb through increasingly exact ranks. A progressive visual perception challenge.
Tintuition: details and ratingsTIRDS (opens the game in a new tab)
TIRDS is a word game, tiles plus words. Every puzzle comes with letter tiles, a grid, and a clue. Arrange the tiles and guess the words that fit. If you get stuck, you can use a hint to place a free letter. There are lots of puzzles across a range of diffi
TIRDS: details and ratingsToadle, by MinCalc (opens the game in a new tab)
A four-letter word game with ten tries and no coloured tiles. Each guess earns a single score: two points per letter in the right place, one per letter in the word, and you unpack what it means.
Toadle, by MinCalc: details and ratingsTool Puzzle (opens the game in a new tab)
Fill the shape with the available tools. Drag tools from the right to the shape on the left and fill it completely. Desktop mouse play recommended. Supplied by HTMLGames / Zygomatic; the game may show ads.
Tool Puzzle: details and ratingsTop Word (opens the game in a new tab)
Place the day's letters on a multiplier board to build the highest-scoring word you can.
Top Word: details and ratingsTopicle (opens the game in a new tab)
Find four words with same guesses, but all the words are connected by a daily theme!
Topicle: details and ratingstotonoeyo (opens the game in a new tab)
The best part of word games, for me, isn’t finding the one right answer. It’s the gamble. Going for Wordle in two when you could play safe and shrink the field. Fishing versus dumping in Scrabble. Hunting long words in Boggle while the short ones go unbanked....
totonoeyo: details and ratingsTracell (opens the game in a new tab)
Tracell is a daily word puzzle where you arrange letter tiles to uncover a hidden phrase. Each mode challenges you to think differently as you piece together the solution.
Tracell: details and ratingsTrackdyl (opens the game in a new tab)
Name the artist from a blurry album cover. 6 tries daily and the cover reveals bit by bit with each guess.
Trackdyl: details and ratingsTracked (opens the game in a new tab)
Daily music trivia for Taylor Swift fans.
Tracked: details and ratingsTradle (opens the game in a new tab)
Guess a country by their exports? 6 attempts to guess it and hint at how far and in what direction the right answer is.
Tradle: details and ratingsTraindle (opens the game in a new tab)
Chain together words that form meaningful phrases. Build your word chain from common phrases like peanut➞butter➞knife. Act quick — you only have 60 seconds! Try a new starting word every day and challenge your friends.
Traindle: details and ratings