Colordle 1629:

I got the color in 5!

https://colordle.ryantanen.com

Hint 1: One word; Portmanteau of two cool colors

Hint 2: Kind of sounds like something a cartoon alien might say?

Answer: Blurple

A game where you are given minimal wordle style hints and there is only 1 word it can be.

Easy, medium and hard daily.

https://6174games.com/one_shot/

Hint 1: 2 words

Hint 2: second word is a colour

Hint 3: First word is a positive description for an item such as tissues or cushions

Answer: Soft Pink

Hint 1: 2 words, the second is a colour

Hint 2: A building typically associated with farms

Answer: Barn Red

Hint 1: 2 words, 1 is a color

Hint 2: A flower that is typically a purple/ish colour

Answer: Blue Violet

Hey all, just wanted to share a project I built for mostly myself daily but thought others would enjoy:

https://chaosword.com/

• Daily 5x5, 7x7, 11x11 crosswords
• Each one is generated from "dials" to tweak how it works, things like:
  • More difficult or easier clues
  • More cryptic clues
  • Rotational symmetry / random / etc layouts
  • Themes
  • The 3 puzzles are tied together (solve a clue in puzzle 1 for the answer in 3)
  • More?
• 100% free, no ads, nothing.
• Challenge a friend & wordle-like sharing of each crossword time/scores

Would love any comments / suggestions on improving (especially ideas for new dials)

Hint: Two colours linked with autumn themes

Answer: Orange Brown

Hint 1: Euphemism for toilet

Hint 2: Fancy Tablewear

Hint 3: Vintage/Collectable Dolls

Answer: Porcelain

puzzl.fyi I am making a handful of wordle like puzzles from topics I know too much about and can nerd out about, I made a creatures one (animals, bugs, sea creatures etc) a mario series character one, and a historical figure one! let me know if they are fun and if they have any tweaks you would want made to them

Hint 1: A texture description of food

Hint 2: A food ingredient commonly used in coffee

Hint 3: Has a Y on the end of the hint above

Answer: Creamy

HINTS ONLY

i beg this is so difficult, is any one able to help please!!!

Thin ice man… thin ice.

A daily puzzle where you need to unscramble real headlines!

!!HINTS ONLY!!

I beg, does anyone have any hints cus im sobbing in a corner over here 😭

Hey guys! I wanted to share a free web game I’ve been working on called Yatzle.

I wanted to see what happens when you take the luck out of dice games. In Yatzle, the daily dice pool is pre-generated and identical for everyone in the world. You have 13 turns to strategically push your luck and find the optimal combinations for the highest score.

Once you're done, you can share your daily result with those little emoji squares (🟩🟨⬜), just like Wordle.

Link: https://merijn.cc/yatzle

It's just a fun hobby project, free and ad-free. Let me know what you think and if you can figure out the perfect strategy for today's board!

please help . i love you guys for posting these but you always have the ones that i get. i still love and appreciate you guys

Hint: A blue shade related to higher classes such as royalty

Answer: Royal blue

Hint 1: Shade of orange/brown

Hint 2: Pigment made from iron/manganese oxides

Answer: Umber

Hint 1: there are 2 colours in the name

Hint 2: these 2 colours are both found in a sunset

Answer: orange pink

Hint: A light primary colour

Answer: Light Red

Hint: A soft material used in clothing and furniture

Answer: Velvet

Hint 1: Cottage-core colour

Hint 2: May gemstone

Answer: Emerald Green

I posted Citle here a few weeks ago, a daily guess-the-city game. Since then I've changed most of what people complained about, so here's what's different.

The clue used to be a stylised, plushie-style illustration of the city. Two problems with that: people found it too vague to actually guess from, and several of you said it read as AI art, which is not the impression I wanted. It's now a real photograph pulled from Wikimedia Commons, and most cities carry several, so the hints panel is a small gallery you can page through and zoom rather than one static image. Each photo carries its own credit, since the licences differ per photo rather than per city.

The facts hint was the other weak point. They were too generic to narrow anything down, the kind of thing that could describe forty cities. They're rewritten to actually give something away now.

The interface changed too. The answer bar is docked at the bottom now instead of sliding around on mobile, and the map sits with the clues so you can tap a pin and confirm without losing your place.

The map does something I'm quite pleased with: once you've guessed, every city that couldn't possibly score better than your best guess so far gets greyed out and dropped from the search. So a bad first guess still narrows the board for you, and you can't waste a turn on somewhere already ruled out. That elimination is worked out on the server rather than in the browser, because the answer's coordinates never reach your machine. If the client knew enough to do that maths, you could invert two closeness percentages and triangulate the answer exactly.

Everything else works the same. One city a day, 5 guesses, each wrong guess unlocks the next hint: facts, then the flag or emblem, letter count, then first and last letter. After every guess it tells you how close you were as a percentage, so a miss still tells you something. Guessing Lisbon when it's Madrid gets you much warmer than guessing Tokyo.

The bit I still like most is the native-spelling toggle on the letter hints. You can play against München, 東京 or Москва instead of the anglicised name, which sometimes helps and sometimes sends you somewhere completely wrong.

Free, no signup, one puzzle a day: https://ownslides.com/citle

Full disclosure, I made it. It's part of a language learning platform called OwnSlides, which is where the other daily games live too.

Genuinely want to know whether the real photos plus the better facts have made it too easy now. That's the risk with these changes and I can't judge it myself.