Daily logic puzzle games
Browser and mobile puzzle games—daily challenges, sudoku, nonograms, sliding, math and block puzzles—often with streaks, leaderboards and archives, for casual players wanting a quick brain workout.
Built for: Casual puzzle game players
Projects since May 04
291
Different builders
282
Last 4 weeks vs 8 before
▲ +30%
AI is the core
1.0%
Projects per week
Mostly mobile app (38%), game (31%), web app (27%) · from r/SideProject, r/vibecoding, r/IMadeThis, r/ShowYourApp
Latest
- Sudoku Mega — Offers offline sudoku puzzles in multiple grid sizes and difficulty levels, with auto-save for multiple games.“I made a free offline sudoku app for Android, from quick 4x4 grids to brutal 17-clue 9x9 puzzles”
- TILEZ — Lets players build and program small tile-based machines in a game.“I'm making TILEZ - little programmable machines.”
- nonopop — Lets players solve nonogram (picross) puzzles on a grid of varying sizes.“Brainrot while waiting on agents to finish”
- Brain Quest — Delivers 10 daily brain teaser questions across 9 puzzle types, selectable by grade level from K to 8.“My 8-year-old loves brain teasers so I built him a daily game”
- Puzzles Are Better Together — Lets players walk around a shared room and solve jigsaw puzzles together in co-op.“I’m making a cozy co-op jigsaw game where you can walk around and solve puzzles together”
- Loomic — Provides a Flow-style bead-connecting puzzle game whose rules change across 120 levels, adding walls, gates, length limits, and portals.“Kids and I made Loomic, a free flow puzzle where the rules keep changing”
- Simulates 2x2 through 7x7 Rubik's cubes and projects their state onto a 2D three-ring display in real time.“I built an interactive 2x2-7x7 simulator that projects the rubiks cube onto a 2D 3-ring system in real-time”
- Pixle — Presents a pixelated image each day for players to guess, revealing it progressively.“I made an image guessing daily puzzle game - if you're bored this Friday afternoon give it a go!”
- Daily Holmes — Presents one daily deduction puzzle built around a single scene and question, to be solved in about three minutes.“[Daily Holmes] - a daily deduction game I build alone: one scene, one question, three minutes”
- How To Mine Diamonds — Lets players solve engineering puzzles by building machines that mine diamonds.“How To Mine Diamonds - Engineering puzzle game”
- OpenCube — Teaches users to solve a Rubik's cube and provides solving guidance.“I made a Rubik’s cube learning and solving tool”
- PublisherToolHub — Generates printable puzzle and activity pages such as word searches, crosswords, sudoku, mazes, bingo cards, and cryptograms for export.“I made a free suite of puzzle/activity book generators for KDP publishers & Etsy sellers”
- SwaFun — Hosts free browser-based sliding, spot-the-difference, and arrow grid puzzle games with no ads or registration.“I built a free, no-ads web browser game site for casual sliding and logic puzzles. Looking for honest feedback on the gameplay/UI!”
- Ripples — Plays a Lights Out style logic puzzle where tapping a pool flips it and its four neighbours across graded wave levels.“I built a one-rule puzzle game solo: tap a pool, it flips its neighbours, drain the board”
- Lie of Sight — Presents a daily logic puzzle where a family describes what they can see from their positions in a room, one is lying, and the player moves them to find the liar.“I'm not a game developer, but I made a daily logic puzzle and put it online.”
- Dayzle — Offers a daily set of five mixed number, word and logic puzzles with hints that explain moves, plus extra practice puzzles.“Dayzle - five daily puzzles without ads interrupting the daily set”
- Cup Chase — Plays a cup-shuffle guessing game on iPhone where the player tracks a ball under shuffled cups.“I made a cup-shuffle game for iPhone. Does this round feel fair?”
- Flipsies, Stackdle, Halfsies — Offers three free daily browser puzzles: landing flipped objects upright, stacking shapes, and cutting objects in half by weight.“I made 3 free daily games: flipping objects, stacking shapes, and cutting things in half”
- Riso Rider — Lets players draw lines that a rider sled slides along to solve physics-based puzzles in the browser.“Vibecoded a Line Rider inspired puzzle game”
- NineFold Sudoku — Lets players solve Sudoku puzzles on an iOS device.“I made my first iOS app, NineFold Sudoku”
Most discussed
- makemecubemaster — Scans a scrambled Rubik's Cube with a webcam, computes a solution within 20 moves, and shows it as a step-by-step 3D guide.“Have you heard of God‘s Number?”
- Rotatris — Plays a Tetris-style puzzle game where the board rotates after each piece lands, with block-clearing by filling center shapes or forming rings.“Rotatris - Tetris, but the board rotates when a piece lands.”
- Hosts word and logic puzzle games in a website that draws steady search traffic.“I get 2k–5k users daily, but still can’t monetize my website”
- Boxxy — Lets players solve Sokoban box-pushing puzzles across hand-made level packs.“Spent the last two months seeing how far a non programmer (me) can get building a proper game with nothing but ChatGPT in a browser.”
- Scans a Rubik's cube through a phone camera and guides the user through the solve move by move with a 3D animation and spoken instructions.“I used computer vision to teach me how to solve a Rubik’s cube”
- All/Some — Lets players solve Euler diagram logic puzzles in daily challenges and paid puzzle sets.“I released a logic puzzle game”
- Infinite Minesweeper — Plays minesweeper on an infinite grid with daily challenges, tournaments and global leaderboards.“I vibecoded a full minesweeper game with tournaments, leaderboards and infinite grid and it actually works and 100 people downloaded it today I'm shaking”
- dela — Presents shape puzzles where the player divides each shape into two equal parts with a single line.“I released my vibe-coded puzzle game yesterday. It hit #2 paid puzzle game in Sweden overnight.”
- Arrow Rush — Lets players tap arrows on a grid to launch them along their direction, solving spatial sequencing puzzles across thousands of generated levels.“Vibe coded an Android puzzle game with 2,000+ levels. Here’s the raw reality after ~100 downloads: $9 revenue, but 1h 14m avg playtime.”
- Color Quest — Lets users fill numbered pixel-art squares with matching colors, with no timers, ads, or accounts, and can turn photos into puzzles.“I made a free, calm color-by-number game for my 8-year-old. No ads, no timers, no sign-up.”