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putt.day floating mini-golf course after the first shot with the stroke counter at one

putt.day

Brief GamesAbout 3–8 minutes

putt.day turns the familiar drag-and-release motion of mini golf into a compact daily score chase. The course is easy to read at a glance, but walls, water and moving parts make a clean route worth planning before the first stroke.

A daily course where the route matters as much as the final score.

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Three random picks

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Word & Logic

Thirdle

Solve three intersecting five-letter words as a miniature crossword in six attempts, starting with two fixed letters and interpreting four kinds of tile feedback.
Geography & Place

WhenTaken

Study a historical photograph, place a location pin, choose the year on a timeline, and combine both estimates into a score across five daily rounds.
Geography & Place

WhereTaken

Identify the country or territory shown in a travel photograph, using distance, direction, and proximity feedback to refine the answer across the daily route.

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The desks.

Different kinds of attention, edited from the same launch selection.

Word games

  1. PoopleChange one letter at a time, keeping every rung a valid four-letter English word, until the ladder reaches POOP in as few moves as possible.
  2. AntiwordleDelay the hidden five-letter word for as many legal guesses as possible while gray letters disappear, yellow letters become mandatory, and red positions lock.
  3. PixlettersGuess five-letter words by reading dot-matrix glyphs and pixel-level color feedback, learning which tiny parts of each displayed letter must or must not appear.
  4. ThirdleSolve three intersecting five-letter words as a miniature crossword in six attempts, starting with two fixed letters and interpreting four kinds of tile feedback.
  5. GlyphDecode a word from letters layered into a single geometric glyph, using shape recognition before ordinary vocabulary logic.
  6. JeffgoldblumleA three-try, twelve-letter Wordle joke where the answer is Jeff Goldblum most of the time, until the joke turns on you.
  7. StackdownClear a layered stack by selecting exposed letter tiles that form five-letter words, revealing the next choices underneath.

Trivia desk

  1. BrainerA weekday trivia set that changes its question format instead of asking you to repeat the same interaction five times.
  2. Daily TensName the ten entries that belong at the top of today's category, working from broad recall toward a complete ranked list.
  3. FactleRank five possible answers to a factual question, then use position feedback to repair the order within five attempts.

Visual games

  1. AdoptleStudy a real shelter pet portrait and deduce the animal’s name in six guesses, using letter-position feedback after every valid entry.
  2. CrosstuneListen to short music clips, identify songs or artists, and enter the answers into an interconnected daily crossword where crossing letters support harder clues.
  3. FacedleIdentify a famous person from a heavily tiled portrait in six guesses, with every incorrect or skipped attempt revealing a larger part of the face.
  4. SonglessName a song from an opening clip as short as one tenth of a second, with each incorrect answer or skip unlocking a longer section of the same recording.
  5. SpotleFind the daily music artist in ten guesses, comparing each submitted act by debut year, member count, popularity, gender, genre, and country.
  6. ColorGuesserSee a color name, choose its appearance on a color wheel, and learn how closely your mental label matches the measured color.
  7. GlyphDecode a word from letters layered into a single geometric glyph, using shape recognition before ordinary vocabulary logic.
  8. ScrandleChoose between two pieces of scran and predict which one received the stronger public verdict, round after round.

Short breaks

  1. putt.dayPlay one shared miniature-golf hole each day, pulling back from the ball to set direction and power before releasing the shot into a floating obstacle course.
  2. PoopleChange one letter at a time, keeping every rung a valid four-letter English word, until the ladder reaches POOP in as few moves as possible.
  3. BrainerA weekday trivia set that changes its question format instead of asking you to repeat the same interaction five times.
  4. ColorGuesserSee a color name, choose its appearance on a color wheel, and learn how closely your mental label matches the measured color.
  5. FactleRank five possible answers to a factual question, then use position feedback to repair the order within five attempts.
  6. JeffgoldblumleA three-try, twelve-letter Wordle joke where the answer is Jeff Goldblum most of the time, until the joke turns on you.
  7. ScrandleChoose between two pieces of scran and predict which one received the stronger public verdict, round after round.

From the editor’s desk.

One unusual idea, with four nearby ways to keep looking.

Poople

The joke lands. The route keeps working.

Adoptle

A pet portrait turns letter feedback into a warmer daily deduction.

Antiwordle

The smartest move is the word that keeps tomorrow’s options alive.

Crosstune

A recognized track can unlock an entirely different corner of the grid.

The whole edition.

23 verified destinations, each with its own guide or review.

putt.day floating mini-golf course after the first shot with the stroke counter at one

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putt.day

Play one shared miniature-golf hole each day, pulling back from the ball to set direction and power before releasing the shot into a floating obstacle course.
Poople game board showing a four-letter word ladder and on-screen keyboard

02

Poople

Change one letter at a time, keeping every rung a valid four-letter English word, until the ladder reaches POOP in as few moves as possible.
Adoptle board showing a shelter pet name guess and the on-screen letter keyboard

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Adoptle

Study a real shelter pet portrait and deduce the animal’s name in six guesses, using letter-position feedback after every valid entry.
Antiwordle board after a HOUSE guess with locked and required letter colors

04

Antiwordle

Delay the hidden five-letter word for as many legal guesses as possible while gray letters disappear, yellow letters become mandatory, and red positions lock.
Crosstune daily music crossword with audio controls and across and down clues

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Crosstune

Listen to short music clips, identify songs or artists, and enter the answers into an interconnected daily crossword where crossing letters support harder clues.
Facedle portrait after an incorrect Tom Hanks guess with five attempts remaining

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Facedle

Identify a famous person from a heavily tiled portrait in six guesses, with every incorrect or skipped attempt revealing a larger part of the face.
Flagdle showing a France guess compared with the Austrian target flag

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Flagdle

Identify a national or territorial flag in six guesses, using a visual-similarity percentage and colored comparison strip after each country submission.
Pixletters tutorial explaining blue, green, red, and gray pixel feedback

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Pixletters

Guess five-letter words by reading dot-matrix glyphs and pixel-level color feedback, learning which tiny parts of each displayed letter must or must not appear.
Satle satellite city view showing distance and direction after a Paris guess

09

Satle

Guess a city from a satellite image in six tries; every incorrect answer zooms farther out and returns the direction and distance to the target.
Songless board with the 0.1-second audio stage and song search field

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Songless

Name a song from an opening clip as short as one tenth of a second, with each incorrect answer or skip unlocking a longer section of the same recording.
Spotle showing Coldplay attribute feedback after the first artist guess

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Spotle

Find the daily music artist in ten guesses, comparing each submitted act by debut year, member count, popularity, gender, genre, and country.
Thirdle cross-shaped three-word board with two green starting letters

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Thirdle

Solve three intersecting five-letter words as a miniature crossword in six attempts, starting with two fixed letters and interpreting four kinds of tile feedback.
WhenTaken official overview showing a historical street photo with location and decade clues

13

WhenTaken

Study a historical photograph, place a location pin, choose the year on a timeline, and combine both estimates into a score across five daily rounds.
WhereTaken Classic photo round after a France guess with distance and direction feedback

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WhereTaken

Identify the country or territory shown in a travel photograph, using distance, direction, and proximity feedback to refine the answer across the daily route.
Brainer game in progress with a trivia question and its presenter

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Brainer

A weekday trivia set that changes its question format instead of asking you to repeat the same interaction five times.
ColorGuesser artwork showing a spectrum color wheel and the daily color puzzle name

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ColorGuesser

See a color name, choose its appearance on a color wheel, and learn how closely your mental label matches the measured color.
Daily Tens start screen on a pale blue background with its logo and Play button

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Daily Tens

Name the ten entries that belong at the top of today's category, working from broad recall toward a complete ranked list.
Factle page showing a daily top-five ranking question and five answer columns

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Factle

Rank five possible answers to a factual question, then use position feedback to repair the order within five attempts.
Glyph interface showing a white layered letter shape and four decode attempt slots

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Glyph

Decode a word from letters layered into a single geometric glyph, using shape recognition before ordinary vocabulary logic.
Jeffgoldblumle board with twelve-letter rows, keyboard, and its how-to-play dialog

20

Jeffgoldblumle

A three-try, twelve-letter Wordle joke where the answer is Jeff Goldblum most of the time, until the joke turns on you.
MapTap interface showing a large 3D globe centered on Asia and a score panel

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MapTap

Find five places on a rotatable 3D globe, using a short historical or geographic prompt before committing each tap.
Scrandle 2 menu with Daily, History, Random, and Support modes

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Scrandle

Choose between two pieces of scran and predict which one received the stronger public verdict, round after round.
Stackdown board showing layered beige letter tiles on a green background

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Stackdown

Clear a layered stack by selecting exposed letter tiles that form five-letter words, revealing the next choices underneath.

Guides and reviews

Know what you are opening.

Rules, creator credits, device notes, and an honest reason to play or skip.

  1. guideA daily course where the route matters as much as the final score.putt.day
  2. reviewThe joke lands. The route keeps working.Poople
  3. guideA pet portrait turns letter feedback into a warmer daily deduction.Adoptle
  4. guideThe smartest move is the word that keeps tomorrow’s options alive.Antiwordle
  5. guideA recognized track can unlock an entirely different corner of the grid.Crosstune
  6. guideEvery wrong name buys a clearer face at the cost of a cleaner solve.Facedle

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