Logic games
Grids, deductions and chains of reasoning. No luck required, just careful thinking.
17 results
Battleshipple (opens the game in a new tab)
Sink the battleship in as few shots as possible
Battleshipple: details and ratingsBoardle (opens the game in a new tab)
Find the best next chess move for each player from the given position.
Boardle: details and ratingsChessle (opens the game in a new tab)
Guess the opening sequence of a chess game (both sides)!
Chessle: details and ratingsDaily Unfold (opens the game in a new tab)
Spatial reasoning puzzle: predict where the holes land when folded, punched paper is unfolded.
Daily Unfold: details and ratingsEquilux (opens the game in a new tab)
Equilux is a free daily logic puzzle: fill a 6×6 grid so suns and moons balance — three per row and column, no three in a row, and every = and × sign respected. One puzzle a day, unlimited practice mode, playable archive, and hints that explain the logic.
Equilux: details and ratingsFilmSweep (opens the game in a new tab)
Minesweeper-inspired daily movie trivia grid: match films to actors and criteria with limited lives.
FilmSweep: details and ratingsFull Gambit (opens the game in a new tab)
Select cards on the board using chess-piece moves to form the best possible poker hand.
Full Gambit: details and ratingsLink Logic (Cdrama) (opens the game in a new tab)
Find four groups of connected C-drama titles in a connections-style daily puzzle.
Link Logic (Cdrama): details and ratingsMatle (opens the game in a new tab)
Daily chess puzzle: deduce the missing pieces that complete a checkmate, Wordle-style.
Matle: details and ratingsMazele (opens the game in a new tab)
Find the maze through the grid from clues based on your guesses.
Mazele: details and ratingsMURDLE (opens the game in a new tab)
Daily murder-mystery logic puzzle by G. T. Karber: work out the suspect, weapon and location from the clues.
MURDLE: details and ratingsPrince Chazz (opens the game in a new tab)
Capture as many chess pieces as possible as an unusual piece, without being captured yourself.
Prince Chazz: details and ratingsPurrdle (opens the game in a new tab)
Logic puzzle: work out each cat's favourite food from the clues.
Purrdle: details and ratingsQueens (opens the game in a new tab)
Free daily Queens logic puzzle: one queen per row, column and colour region, none touching. Daily 7×7 to 11×11, unlimited mode, playable archive, hints that explain the deduction. No signup.
Queens: details and ratingsRoyal Family (opens the game in a new tab)
Fill a 5×5 grid with all 6 chess pieces—one per cage—so no piece attacks another.
Royal Family: details and ratingsScrokkdle (opens the game in a new tab)
Build connected poker hands on a board from your tiles, like poker crossed with Scrabble.
Scrokkdle: details and ratingsSquishy Billiards (opens the game in a new tab)
Daily pool puzzle with special balls: sink the rest and avoid the marked ones.
Squishy Billiards: details and ratings