Yorimichi GamesGames with a daily challenge
A new puzzle or set of questions every day: a few minutes a day is all it takes.
Games with a daily challenge (31)
Color Sort PuzzlePour the top color onto a matching or empty tube until every tube holds a single colorViews—Ratings—Comments—
Color Test (Spot the Odd Color)Find the one square that is a slightly different color; each stage adds squares and shrinks the differenceViews—Ratings—Comments—
Constellation QuizLearn constellation shapes, names, bright stars and seasons, and find PolarisViews—Ratings—Comments—
Dot Connect PuzzleLink matching colored dots with lines that never cross and fill every squareViews—Ratings—Comments—
Element Symbols QuizLearn element symbols, names and the periodic table: 5 question types from 19 to all 118 elementsViews—Ratings—Comments—
Flag QuizGuess the country from its flag, find the flag or name the capital: 195 countries in five regionsViews—Ratings—Comments—
Match 3 PuzzleSwap neighboring pieces to line up three of a kind, build special pieces and set off chain reactionsViews—Ratings—Comments—
Memory TrainingThree memory games: repeat a sequence, find the flashed squares, type back a numberViews—Ratings—Comments—
Schulte TableTap the scattered numbers from 1 upward as fast as you can; grids from 3×3 to 7×7 and a daily gridViews—Ratings—Comments—
Screws & PlanksTake out the screws, move them into empty holes and let every wooden plank drop off the boardViews—Ratings—Comments—
Snake GameEat fruit, grow longer and don’t bite your tail – wrap-around, walls and a daily challengeViews—Ratings—Comments—
Soroban (Japanese Abacus)Flick the beads of an online soroban and practice adding and subtractingViews—Ratings—Comments—
Spot the DifferenceCompare two pictures and find what changed – 36 puzzles and a daily puzzleViews—Ratings—Comments—
Stroop Test (Color Word Game)The word RED in blue ink: tap blue. Name the ink color, not the word, and see your reaction timeViews—Ratings—Comments—
Territory GameClaim squares next to your land, wall off areas to take them all, and own more of the gridViews—Ratings—Comments—
Tsume Shogi (Shogi Puzzles)Checkmate puzzles from Japanese chess: mate in 1, 3 and 5, plus a daily problemViews—Ratings—Comments—
Tsumego (Go Problems)100 Go problems on life and death and capturing, plus a daily puzzleViews—Ratings—Comments—
World Countries QuizFind countries on the world map and name their capitals, continent by continentViews—Ratings—Comments—
Bubble ShooterShoot colored bubbles, match three to pop them and bank shots off the walls to drop whole clustersViews—Ratings—Comments—
Car Escape PuzzleSlide the cars forward and back to clear a path and drive the red car out of the parking lotViews—Ratings—Comments—
Cross SumsFill the white cells with 1–9 so every across and down run adds up to its clueViews—Ratings—Comments—
Dot to DotJoin the dots in order and a colored picture appears. 51 original pictures, ABC and skip counting, printablesViews—Ratings—Comments—
Hangman (Word Guess)Guess the hidden word letter by letter before the flower loses its petals. No gallows: 3 levels, 10 themes, a daily word and 2-player modeViews—Ratings—Comments—
Matchstick PuzzleMove one or two matchsticks to fix the equation, or rearrange them to make squaresViews—Ratings—Comments—
MazeA brand-new maze every time – square, circle or hexagon, with one solutionViews—Ratings—Comments—
NonogramFill in squares from the row and column numbers to reveal a hidden pictureViews—Ratings—Comments—
One Stroke PuzzleTrace every line without lifting your pen. Grid paths and a drawing quiz tooViews—Ratings—Comments—
Peg SolitaireJump and remove pegs until only one is left. Three boards and a daily puzzleViews—Ratings—Comments—
PinballFlip the ball into bumpers, targets and lanes and chase a high score with 3 balls on 3 original tablesViews—Ratings—Comments—
Pipe PuzzleRotate the pipes so water from the center reaches every tile – one solutionViews—Ratings—Comments—
Prime Factorization GameFactor trees and the ladder method, a 60-second prime or not race and the Sieve of Eratosthenes, with printablesViews—Ratings—Comments—