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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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Kidle
Kidle is a simple word-guessing game for children. This is where you can learn and discover simple new words that you often encounter in life.
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Angle game
Angle (Wordle Geometric) is a math game that combines the appeal of puzzle-solving with the challenge of geometry.
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NFL Immaculate Gridiron
NFL Immaculate Gridiron is the ultimate test for NFL enthusiasts, challenging their player knowledge in a unique and engaging way.
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Mini Hangman
Dive into the suspenseful world of the Mini Hangman game, a compact rendition of the timeless word-guessing challenge. The objective is to unravel the mystery word before succumbing to the ominous consequences of the hangman's nose.
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Anidal
Anidal is a charming, open-source word-guessing game that adds a unique twist to the classic word puzzle. Instead of relying on traditional text clues, players are presented with emoji strings representing word phonetics, phrases, or titles.
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Emoji Kitchen
Emoji Kitchen is a fun and creative tool that lets you mix and match emojis to create unique sticker emojis! Adding a burst of personality and emotion to your messages.
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Bytle
Find 8-bit binary
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Byrdle
Byrdle is a word guessing game with a choral music focus, very much like Wordle in terms of gameplay. Players of Byrdle are tasked with determining the meaning of a five-letter word related to classical music by using only a few hints as guidance.
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Jordle with jordie
Neopian-themed game
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Fusekle
Fusekle is a daily fuseki guessing game, to improve your 9x9 fuseki knowledge (from the makers of Josekle).
KataGo has determined that each player's opening is roughly equivalent to the other's in every position (assuming area scoring and 7.0 komi). They do not necessarily feature prominently in the games that humans play. Openings for 9x9 games compiled by antonTobi (OGS user).
How to play
Try to figure out the secret fuseki by submitting sequences of moves. Moves that are shown in green as being performed at the appropriate place and time within the sequence.
- The color purple denotes points that are supposed to be in the sequence but have the wrong timing or the wrong color stone.
- The points marked in red are ones that are not included in the fuseki.
A new puzzle is available every day! For a greater challenge!
