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Toadle, by MinCalc (opens the game in a new tab)

Original / Tools

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.

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Tool Puzzle (opens the game in a new tab)

Fairly easy

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.

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Top Word (opens the game in a new tab)

Just Words

Place the day's letters on a multiplier board to build the highest-scoring word you can.

Top Word: details and ratings

Topicle (opens the game in a new tab)

Multi-Word

Find four words with same guesses, but all the words are connected by a daily theme!

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totonoeyo (opens the game in a new tab)

Multi-Word
Tricky

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....

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Tracell (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.

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Trackdyl (opens the game in a new tab)

Daily

Name the artist from a blurry album cover. 6 tries daily and the cover reveals bit by bit with each guess.

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Traindle (opens the game in a new tab)

Variations

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

Translate or Die (opens the game in a new tab)

Pick the correct translation in 5 seconds, or lose a life. A fast, addictive translation game. Choose from 9 languages or play them all at once!

Translate or Die: details and ratings

TravelGuessr (opens the game in a new tab)

Map Games

Guess where a travel photo was taken; four rounds a day.

TravelGuessr: details and ratings

Travle (opens the game in a new tab)

Map Games

Find the path between two given countries

Travle: details and ratings

travle (opens the game in a new tab)

new daily. Travel from one country to another by naming every country in between. Build the path to win.

travle: details and ratings

Travle Earth (opens the game in a new tab)

Travel between countries in as few guesses as possible! Build a path by guessing country names!

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Tridem (opens the game in a new tab)

A daily sliding puzzle where three pieces move as one. Slide the trio onto their goal squares — the movement rule changes each weekday, building a weekly arc.

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Tridle (opens the game in a new tab)

Multi-Word

Good things come in threes, like secret words.

Tridle: details and ratings

Trilogy (opens the game in a new tab)

Find the middle word that bridges a left word and a right word into two real compound words (e.g. BACK → GROUND → WATER: BACKGROUND, GROUNDWATER). Three puzzles a day at increasing difficulty, plus a lifeline assist if you get stuck.

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TrioNine (opens the game in a new tab)

Just Words

Find three groups of three among nine words, with four mistakes allowed. Includes hints, explanations and practice puzzles.

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Triplet (opens the game in a new tab)

Create triplets of shapes and colors using pattern recognition.

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Trivia Gauntlet (opens the game in a new tab)

Seven daily quizzes back to back as one long run: a topic in depth, world geography, sports, business, quotes, film scripts, and forty questions of anything. Twenty seconds a question and one life per quiz.

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