Ten new brain games: riddles, logic cases and number puzzles
We added ten new brain games this week. Each takes two to four minutes, runs in your browser and has a daily puzzle with a streak. Here is what each one asks of you, and who it suits.
Riddles and word games
Riddle Run gives you ten classic riddles with four choices and a hint button. Secret Message hides a famous proverb behind a letter-swap code, and you crack it with a keyboard. Four Groups asks you to sort sixteen words into four hidden groups, with red herrings that fit two of them.
Logic and numbers
Whodunit gives you suspects who each make a statement, plus a rule about how many are lying. Only one culprit fits. Target Number gives you a target and a handful of numbers to chain with plus, minus, times and divide. Next in Line shows a row of numbers or emoji and asks what comes next, then explains the rule.
Guess, estimate and order
Guess Close asks you to slide to an estimate, such as the height of the Eiffel Tower, and scores you by how close you land. Bigger or Smaller asks which of two things is bigger and keeps the winner on the board. Order Up asks you to swap five cards into order. Myth or Fact gives you fifteen surprising claims and six seconds each.
Play together
Every game works with a room code, so friends or a team get the same puzzles and can compare scores. Try our riddle games, logic puzzle games or guessing games pages for the full lists, or earlier favourites like Trivia Ladder and Escape Room.
