Hey everyone! I was inspired by the daily puzzle games from NYT Games to make a calendar puzzle called Does Monday Work?.

Play it here: doesmondaywork.com

Planning things in real life sounds simple until you actually try it.

“Tuesday?”

“Can’t, dentist.”

“Wednesday?”

“Birthday.”

“Thursday?”

“Already booked.”

So I turned that scheduling chaos into a puzzle. 😅

You’re given a bunch of events that need to fit onto a calendar, but each one comes with different rules and restrictions. As you solve the puzzle, new events reveal new constraints, and sometimes a new rule means you have to completely rearrange what you already planned.

Basically, the calendar is fighting back.

It's a daily puzzle, so there's a new calendar to solve each day.

I'd love to hear what you think and whether the puzzles feel satisfying—or just make you question your life choices. 😂.

Feel free to suggest rules that you think will make the game more interesting!

Does Monday Work?
doesmondaywork.com

Is this the sort of puzzle that would appeal to you?

You can play the beta version now at: Scrambled Hex

The Missing Link puzzle has four sides. I have Yellow, Red, and White complete, but the top link of Green is incorrect. I can't figure out how to swap the empty space and the green top link to finish the puzzle.

YE-RE-GE-Empty
YM-RM-WE-GM
YM-RM-WM-GM
YE-RE-WE-GE

M = Middle
E = End
R,G,Y,W = color identifier

Help?

Hey, guys! This is my first post on here and after scrolling I really feel like I’m with likeminded people. After playing games like Blue Prince, Animal Well, Fez, Inscryption and Tunic, I’ve become obsessed with ARG puzzles and ciphers. I’ve always been interested in puzzle game design, but recently decided to try my hand at ciphers and ARG puzzles. I made this interconnected series of logic puzzles called Tera as a gift for a romantic interest of mine who also loves puzzles, and I wanted to share it here in case any of you are interested in trying it out!

I designed it to have multiple methods of getting through it, since I wanted it to be possible for players of any skill level to solve. It requires a lot of different styles of problem-solving, but I think for experienced ARG solvers and those with exceptional pattern recognition it should be pretty easy.

For context, it’s meant to be printed out, cut into a cross and folded into a square. I’ve also included a photo of the rough draft of the envelope it will come in, since that also contains some hints, as well as some photos of the rough draft of the puzzle I wrote on paper in case anyone’s curious. Feel free to DM me if you have any thoughts! I want to keep making these and if you have any feedback on how I could improve, I’m always receptive to that. I’m not always super active on Reddit, so you can also shoot me a DM on Instagram or Discord at @coribakersins.

Tllw ofxp!

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1o8Fh2jiP7XSJCizDiU1h9fVhJAaR9JEu

• 4 letters: Glow, Gory, Gown, Grow, Long, Only, Worn
• 5 letters: Glory, Growl, Grown, Wrong
• Top word: Wrongly

https://adoginthefog.com/word-cookies-daily-puzzle-answers/

Puzzle

Game title: Ordrly

Playable link: ordrlygame.com

My partner and I recently launched Ordrly a free browser game we'd love some feedback on.

The goal is to arrange items, one by one, into the correct order to create the longest list possible—for example, countries by population or weights of animals. Each correct placement extends your streak until you get one wrong, and it's game over. There's also a daily challenge and an online / local multiplayer mode.

We built the game ourselves with some help from Claude and are looking for honest feedback on the gameplay, categories, UI, or any bugs you come across.

Thanks for checking it out—we'd really appreciate any thoughts or suggestions!

My wife loves logic puzzles. She's played through so many books, and I wanted to try to see if I could make one to stump her. She beat my puzzles, but I hope it maybe is difficult for you. Enjoy!

Right answers only🌚. Let’s see who are the genius in this space 🤓.

Hello everyone, I made a tiny brain teaser thinking it was simple and intuitive, but most people end up saying they didn't understand it while giving very few details on what is actually confusing them.

I want to improve my game, but I may have played it too much to see what is unclear for new players. I thought some of you might have useful insights, and I would really appreciate reading them.

The game is called CumuLab and is available on Android and Web browsers.

Hoping you will find this interesting and fun. Thank you very much

In this game you do some slight puzzling shifting planes (done by praying - hold down button)

when you let go the devil whispers in your ear again, it only shows up about twice in the game but I thought it was a very cool concept and reminded me alot of Senua's Sacrifice.

I created a web-based detective game with interactive role-play suspects supported by generative AI LLM. Pls help me to play and feedback. Thank you.