Daily games for Tuesday, August 4th.

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Today’s Lineup

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Categlorious

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Four categories, three words each. One glorious word connects them all!

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Shrooms

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Place shrooms across the grid without letting them touch.

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Amsterdammed

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Trace one canal loop through every open square.

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Color Flood: Odyssey

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Help Odysseus sail home to Ithaca by flooding the map to create an unbroken stretch of sea in this reimagined Color Flood puzzle.

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Looplink

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Create four groups of four, reusing four shared link tiles to close the loop

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Angler

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Guess the Angle in 4 guesses or less!

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Chroma

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Match the color in 6 tries.

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Wordly

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Get 6 chances to guess a 6-letter word

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Jumble

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Swap the tiles to solve the scrambled grid.

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Sudoku

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The classic number grid game.

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Rotato

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Spin the tiles to order the number grid.

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The Mini Crossword

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Small squares, big finish.

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The Midi Crossword

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Bigger grid, bigger finish.

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Wordexo

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Create as many words as possible using the center tile.

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Nonogram

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The classic Japanese picture-logic puzzle, also known as Picross. Fill the grid using numbered clues to reveal a hidden picture.

Greatest Games Labs

Try out games we’re still testing! Play them and browse the archive — but game-specific scoring and streaks aren’t tracked for these yet.

Word games · Logic puzzles · A fresh one daily

Free daily games like Wordle, Connections and the mini crossword

Greatest Games is a free daily collection of original puzzles: a fresh one every day, the same for everyone, no account required. If you like Wordle-style word games, Connections-style grouping puzzles, the daily mini crossword or any daily “-dle,” there’s something here for you. Each puzzle plays in a few minutes and is built to share, and every one is free and resets at midnight US Eastern.

Every title on the press is an original, built in-house. The word desk runs from Wordly, our six-letter deduction game, through the mini and midi crosswords to anagram and word-path puzzles like Jumble and Zigzag. The logic desk sets a daily Sudoku and Nonogram alongside stranger fare: Shrooms star battles, Amsterdammed simple-loop canals, and the color-mixing puzzle Chroma.

The paper goes to bed once a day: each edition is printed at midnight Eastern and every solver gets the same puzzles, so a score is always comparable and a streak always means something. Under every board you’ll find desk notes on where the game comes from and how to get better at it, and the blog covers strategy, genre history and the thinking behind each new title. Greatest Games is made by a small independent team in San Francisco — read more about us.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Every game is free to play, no account or payment needed.
Yes. Every game gets a fresh puzzle each day, the same one for everyone, and they reset at midnight US Eastern.
Wordly is our six-letter word guessing game, Looplink is a Connections-style grouping puzzle, and the daily mini crossword is a quick free crossword. All are free and take a few minutes.
No. Everything plays without a signup. A free account is optional and just keeps your stats in sync across devices.
A small independent team in San Francisco. Every game is an original, designed and built in-house — nothing here is licensed or scraped.
Yes. Each day's edition is printed once, at midnight US Eastern, and every solver gets the identical puzzles — that's what makes scores comparable and worth sharing.