Games like Wordle: free daily puzzles
If you play Wordle every morning, Daily Quests has four more daily puzzles in the same spirit: free, in the browser, with one set a day that is the same for everyone. Here is how each one compares to games you may already know.
Words: like Wordle, with six words a day
Wordle gives you one five-letter word a day. Words gives you six, one of each length from 3 to 8 letters, with the same kind of clues: green for the right letter in the right spot, yellow for a letter that is somewhere else in the word. One of the six is a themed word that comes with a hint but fewer tries. It is in English and in Portuguese, and each language has its own words.
Hive: like Spelling Bee
If you enjoy Spelling Bee, the Hive will feel familiar: seven letters in a honeycomb, and words of four letters or more that always use the center letter. The Hive shows a row of empty tiles for every hidden word, with some of its letters as hints, and finding half of the day's words counts as a Victory.
Numbers: like the numbers round of Countdown
Reach a target number by combining six numbers with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, like the numbers round of the TV quiz show Countdown. There are three puzzles a day, from easy to hard, with no timer, and every puzzle has at least one solution.
In Order: a daily timeline trivia game
Sort five things from oldest to newest, or from biggest to smallest, in a single try. If you like trivia games where you place events on a timeline, In Order is a short daily version: three rounds, a point for every card in the right place, up to 15 points a day.
What Daily Quests adds
- Four daily games in one place, with new puzzles every day at midnight UTC.
- The same puzzles for everyone, so you can compare results with friends.
- English and Portuguese: Words and Hive have their own puzzles in each language.
- No account needed. Signing in with Google is optional and keeps your streaks across devices.
- Shares show colors only, so they never spoil the answers.
Wordle and Spelling Bee belong to The New York Times; Termo and Countdown have their own owners. Daily Quests is not affiliated with any of them.