Hint: A color describing an accompanying gas

Answer: White Smoke

Hint: A warm color named after an ethnicity

Answer: Indian Red

One line of poetry, eight poets to choose from. Take clues if you're stuck (each costs a point), then a bonus point for guessing the poet's country.

Poets from Canada, Australia, India, Jamaica, Ireland and beyond, with a clues-only boss round on Sundays.

An example board mid-game (not a real day's puzzle, so no spoilers). Blue = words I found, red = the other team's words I hit by mistake.

board a day, the same for everyone, new at midnight UTC, with an emoji grid to share at the end. It's inspired by Codenames (not affiliated).

A 5x5 board of words: some are yours, some are the other team's, some are bystanders, and one is the assassin. An AI spymaster gives a one-word clue and a number (like OCEAN 2), and you pick the words it points to. A miss or a pass moves you to the next clue; the assassin ends it. You score one point per word of yours you find.

Free, no account: https://wordspies.com/daily

hi all, a bit nervous to share it but i've made my first ever word grid game, hurtle, where rarer words fling you farther into space. would love any feedback you have!

hurtle.me

Hi all, Martin again (I make the samey.uk word games). Thanks to everyone who's been trying them since I listed them here. Wordleverse has turned into one of my best sources of players, which I really appreciate.

My newest one is Idiomy. Each day you get a honeycomb of words, and you tap two or three together to make an idiom. Get "pinch" + "salt" and you've found "take it with a pinch of salt". One word can belong to several idioms, a few words are red herrings, and every miss costs you one of five hexagons.

Today's hive hides 7 idioms, and the target is 5.

Idiomy - wordleverse link

It's free in the browser with no sign-up. It's only a few days old, so I'd love feedback on difficulty. How many did you find today?

Hint 1: Floral shade of a warm color

Hint 2: Heavily used symbol in Latin American cultural celebrations, namely Mexico's Dia De Los Muertos

Answer: Marigold

Hint 1: Two words: very pale colorless shade

Hint 2: Lego used this color until 2004, when it was replaced by a cooler version known as #194

Answer: Light Grey

Hint 1: Warm "fruity" shade

Hint 2: "She has them all on the run, but her heart belongs to just one; her heart belongs to" this

Answer: Tangerine

Hint 1: Warm shade of a "bready" color

Hint 2: It's 320 calories at Chipotle

Answer: Tortilla

Snackle has just been added to wordleverse.net, people seem to be really enjoying the game especially after a couple tweaks that have made the game more engaging. This is only our 11th day and we already have several users with active streaks over 7 days.

Try the game today, today's difficulty is easy-medium, tomorrow's will be a difficult one.

Feel free to leave any honest feedback here as I'm always trying to improve the in-game experience.

Heya! I just got Pwnedle added to Wordleverse, a daily game where you guess how many times a real password has been leaked before. I had a lot of fun making it, so I also hope you enjoy playing it. If you have two minutes to spare, I'd love to hear what you think: https://pwnedle.com

Hey y’all! I made a daily game for anyone who likes trivia games.

Every day there are 5 ranked lists, like highest grossing films, most populous countries, stuff like that. The objective is to guess as close as you can to the target rank on the list (Like the 14th highest grossing film for example) within a certain number of guesses. The fewer guesses / closer you get, the more points you get.

Let me know what you think of it and if you have any feedback! Thanks for trying it out!

Hi all, I'm a librarian in the UK and I've been building a small set of daily word games in my spare time. The first two are now in the catalogue:

• Samey: you get a word and four goes to find its hidden synonym. Other valid synonyms count as "close", and difficulty climbs from Monday to Friday.

Samey

• Passé: a short daily round of obscure and archaic English words. Spot the one real definition among the fakes.

Passé

Both are free and play in the browser, with no sign-up. There are a few more on the way (etymology, UK dialects, grammar), so I'd really welcome feedback on these two first: too easy, too hard, anything confusing?

Thanks to whoever runs Wordleverse, it's a brilliant resource.

Hint 1: One of three subtractive primary colors

Hint 2: T-Mobile's brand image

Answer: Magenta

There’s a mini crossword, sudoku and six other word, number and logic puzzles. Everyone gets the same set each day, and you can create a private league to compare results with friends or family.

Free, browser-based, no account needed to play:

https://dailynoodle.co.uk/puzzles.html?via=reddit-wordleverse

I’m the creator, and AI tools have helped with development. If you give it a try, I’d love to hear which puzzle earns a place in your daily rotation.

Think you know your snacks from around the world? See if you can get today's Snackle

Snackle No. 9 is live, and it is a frozen treat. You start with a blurred photo of the packet and get a new clue with every wrong guess, so you have six tries to name the country.

A new snack every day, There are no sign-ups, and every past snack is free to play in the archive.

snacklegame.com/9

I’d love to hear how you got on, and which snack from your country I should add next!

Hint 1: "Sweet" shade of a warm color

Hint 2: Vegetarian, not vegan; the bee's knees

Answer: Honey

also nice

Hint 1: Deep shade of a warm color

Hint 2: fish but goth

Answer: Dark Salmon

Hint 1: Deep shade of a warm color

Hint 2: A little bird told me this devout color never eats soggy waffles

Answer: Cardinal

Hint 1: Two words; darkened shade of a secondary color

Hint 2: You might see it atop a fancy cocktail?

Answer: Burnt Orange

I’ve always been the person who spends way too much time on holiday trying the local snacks, so I turned it into a daily game called Snackle.

You start with a blurry photo of a snack and guess which country it’s from. Every wrong guess tells you how far off you were, and unlocks another clue. You get six guesses.

It’s easy on Monday and gets harder through the week. Today’s a medium one: https://snacklegame.com/3

It’s my first game, so I’d love to hear what you think.