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Penny Dell Word Search
Penny Dell Word Search is a trivia game inspired by classic word search games. Don’t let the word challenge intimidate you!
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Valordoku
ValorDoku is a unique puzzle game that combines elements of strategic thinking and the Valorant setting.
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Radiole
Radiole is an exciting word-guessing game where you will enter the world of radio with nostalgic radio broadcasts.
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Hockey Grid
Hockey Grid is an NHL trivia game that challenges players with hockey-themed puzzles. Can you solve all the puzzles?
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Blackpink Heardle
Blackpink Heardle is an exciting music-guessing game where you will be challenged with songs by the famous K-pop group Blackpink.
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WordVine
WordVine is a word-guessing game. In the game, players must create word vines before the clock runs out. Each letter in there must be three to six letters.
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Lordle
Lordle is Wordle's Android version. You can use mythical names, places, and words like "Frodo," "Bilbo," "Rohan," "Balrog," "shire," "Arwen," "Gimli," "Merry," "dwarf," and "troll." Lordle should challenge true Lord of the Rings fans.
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Heardle Unlimited
Heardle Unlimited is a music game that challenges players to guess song titles based on a snippet of their music. Guess unlimited songs every day with Heardle!
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Mickeyrdle
Mickeyrdle is a Disney-themed word game based on Wordle. The solutions to the five-letter Mickeyrdle puzzle come from Disneyrelated topics, such as the names of characters, rides at theme parks, or a trivia question that can only be answered by true fans.
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Oodle
Find Where the Numbers
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Cinema Grids
Cinema Grids is a film puzzle game that blends film knowledge and strategic thinking, offering a fresh challenge every day. At 12 p.m. ET, a new grid emerges, filled with clues that test your familiarity with movies and actors.
How to play
The objective is for each cell to choose an answer that aligns with both the row and column criteria. With nine guesses to complete the grid, the challenge lies in selecting the correct features without repetition.
However, the rules add an extra layer of intrigue; only feature-length narrative movies qualify as acceptable answers. Short films, TV movies, documentaries, and other media forms are excluded, emphasizing a focus on the cinematic narrative experience.
