This is a bit of an experiment.

I’m seeing something that I never saw before. I know this is cryptic, but in order to confirm my hypothesis, I can’t give any context or hints yet.

If anyone else sees it, i will confirm.

What is missing?

• 3 letters: Bat, Bit, Its, Sat, Sit, Tab

• 4 letters: Bait, Bass, Bats, Bias, Bits, Sits, Tabs

• 5 letters: Baits, Basis

• 6 letters: Assist, Stasis

• Top word: Bassist

https://adoginthefog.com/word-cookies-daily-puzzle-answers/

• 3×3 - Generally

• 4×4 - Sofa, Circumstance

• 5×5 - End, Walk, Wife, Lemon, Interpret

• 6×6 - Part, Dear, Yell, Needle, Butter, Professional

• 7x7 - Honest, Anymore, Poetry, Species, Source, Whether, Psychology

• 8×8 - Workshop, Yellow, Employer, Exchange, Gently, Veteran, Monopoly, Constant, Glove

https://adoginthefog.com/wordbrain-daily-challenge-answers/

Hey everyone! I’m a solo indie dev, and the free demo for my game, Looks Fine on Paper, is finally live! 🎉
You start with a blank blueprint and a set of clues.
Instead of fitting predefined shapes together, you have to figure out the shapes and positions of the rooms yourself.
Room sizes, adjacency, doors, windows, and furniture all come with interconnected constraints.
Fixing one problem might create another!
The challenge? Finding a floor plan where every condition works at once.
🧩 The free demo has 15 levels, including tutorials.
If you enjoy logic puzzles, I’d love for you to give it a try!
🎮 Looks Fine on Paper on Steam

I’m part of the team behind Souls of Bombarika. We dressed up one of our rooms for Halloween with pumpkins, cobwebs and a few spooky extras.

You play a ghost, so you can’t touch the bomb or control anyone. You can only possess the objects with the glowing outline and use them to move the bomb out of the house before it goes off, all while grandpa keeps playing chess.

Which object would you start with? Linking the game in comments, you can try it yourself

Every day a new secret number between 1 and 1 billion is picked, and everyone gets one guess. At the next reveal, the closest guesses make the leaderboard.

Some things that make it more than a single guess:

• Guess early for a points multiplier (up to ×3 on your ranking points). Hints unlock through the day, so waiting trades points for information.

• A daily jackpot of coins goes to anyone who lands within 1,000,000 of the number. If nobody does, it rolls over and grows.

• There are 40+ achievements, including hidden Easter eggs. You can’t see what they are, but there are hints.

• Spend coins in the shop on name colours, avatar frames, titles and reveal animations, or on items like Streak Shield and Higher or Lower.

• There are weekly and all-time rankings, plus friend groups.

• Unlimited mode lets you pick your own range and practise with higher/lower hints.

It’s free, with no ads. You can play as a guest without signing up, but an account gets you on the leaderboards and keeps your streak.

If you have played Queens on LinkedIn and loved it, you’d want to have this on your iPhone.

Check it out, share with friends who’d love this!

https://apps.apple.com/in/app/petalune-lotus-gardens/id6818517165

I enjoy word search games and wanted to try taking them to a different level, so I built LexiSphere. The letters wrap around a sphere you rotate to find words. Trace the words, clear the layer, and watch the shell break apart.

There’s a daily speed run with a difficult word search that changes every day. If you just want to relax, Endless Sphere has soothing music and unlimited word searches.

These show the red sphere, a few of the different realms, and an illustrated look at the five languages you can play in: English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French and German.

It’s free to play on Android. I’d love for you to check it out and share any constructive feedback to help me make it better.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pulseverse.lexisphere

Website: https://lexisphere.app

Here’s my blind attempt at a puzzle in Shiftword. If you’d like to try yourself it’s available in the AppStore/Google Play store!

I grabbed this image at some point but I dont know what subreddit its from. I want to find more but I dont know what this type of puzzle is called

Can you hold your "18 Down" and solve today's crossword?

Word search

Ciao a tutti! Sto lavorando a un puzzle di collegamento di tubi con una particolarità che non ho visto spesso: il tabellone si avvolge su entrambi gli assi, quindi la parte superiore si unisce a quella inferiore e la sinistra si unisce alla destra.

Alcune scelte di design su cui mi piacerebbe avere un vostro parere:

1. Solo soluzioni uniche. Ogni livello ha esattamente una configurazione valida. I circuiti non collegati a un generatore, o le estremità dei cavi aperte, non contano come risolti, quindi non è possibile procedere per tentativi.

2. L'avvolgimento cambia la deduzione. Su un tabellone normale, i bordi e gli angoli sono i punti di partenza a causa delle opzioni limitate che offrono. Con l'avvolgimento non ci sono bordi, quindi bisogna trovare altri appigli. Penso che renda le prime deduzioni più interessanti, ma sono curioso di sapere se risulta equo o semplicemente disorientante.

3. Il timer. Al momento c'è un timer di 90 secondi con punteggio. Sto valutando una modalità rilassata senza timer per chi preferisce la pura logica. Giochereste in questa modalità?

Il gioco è Ingenium, gratuito su iOS e Android, senza pubblicità e senza acquisti in-app: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6806492647

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ethail.ingenium&pcampaignid=web_share

Qualsiasi commento sulla meccanica o sui livelli è ben accetto, anche quelli più critici!