
Five Letters
Six tries, one word a day
Every one of these games has a daily mode: one puzzle, deal, ladder or tower per day, seeded by the date so everyone plays the same one. Keep your streak going in your browser, no account needed.

Six tries, one word a day

Guess the word before the balloons pop

Sixty seconds, how many can you get?

Pair to thirteen, clear the pyramid

Tap in time, build to the sky

Drop, match, grow the melon

Five by five, one cup of coffee

One letter a rung, all the way up

Seven letters, one sweet centre

Sixty seconds, no calculator

Turn the pipes, open the valve

Bend the beam, crack the vault

Hop the road, dodge the train, ride the log

Hold to glide, let go to dive

Catch the comets, dodge the rocks

Climb three peaks, one card at a time

Turn two cards. Find the twins.

Plan the order, never pull

Numbers in, picture out

Seven letters, two minutes

Guess the word, bring the kitten down safely

Match free tiles, clear the table

Tap the tiles, match three, clear the stack

Link the pairs, clear the board

Aim, bounce, pop the meadow clean

Tap a group, watch the board crumble

Line up five, keep the board clear

Link the dots, close a square

Three floors deep, one Slime King

Climb thirty floors, one spell at a time

Eight things are hiding. Can you spot them?

Spot what changed

Sixteen paintings, 12 to 150 pieces

Cosy detective logic grids in pictures

Hidden objects, found by torchlight

Spot eight hidden cats in busy scenes

Crack the code, type the word

Count, plant and match numbers

Catch the right letter on a balloon

Shapes, patterns and pictures for ages 4 to 10

Set the clock for every customer

Pick the right penguin, watch it slide

Fly a little plane around the world map

A first typing game that flies to the moon

Match, listen and remember the animals

Cut, serve and compare slices

Ten stages, big bosses, one plucky fighter

Twin-stick neon arena shooter

Step right up and pop a cork

Hold the gate, one arrow at a time

Pack it, throw it, duck!

Aim the arc, sink the armada

Bubble-blast through five seas

Bank the bolt, clear the arena

Biplane dogfights above the clouds

Read the brief, style the client

Wash, cut, style and colour, then the big reveal

File, polish and sparkle ten tiny nails

Read the brief, style the look

Paint, paper and furnish rooms for clients

Style a collection, then walk the show

Wash, fluff, snip and style a happy pet

Thread beads into jewellery for every client

Design a print, press it onto anything

Style the client before the taxi honks

Tap the cars out of a packed lot

Slide the cars, free the red one

Plough, sow and harvest every tile

Raise a puppy of your very own

Feed, brush, play and cuddle up to three kittens

Listen, soothe and send every patient home happy

Care for a hamster, build its tube maze

Groom, feed and cuddle your own pony

Look after the garden, make bird friends

Check them in, tuck them in, wave goodbye

Look after a pond full of happy turtles

Care for your dog, then run the course together

Slide, curl and sweep to the button

Hear a loop, rebuild it, make your own

Turn-based bonks on a tile grid

A cosy deck-building roguelike

Climb, fight, pick an upgrade, repeat

Befriend, train and evolve cute monsters

Lead a caravan to the mountain fair

Train all week, win the tournament

Hop the street, ring the bells, fill the pail

Hold to fly, swoop through the cave

Spot the friendly ghosts hiding in the mansion

Collect candles, dodge friendly ghosts

Flip two cards, find the costume twins

Four-lane rhythm game with dancing skeletons

Board every group in its own colour
A daily puzzle gives you one fixed challenge for the day. The game picks it from the date, so the word, the deal or the board in front of you is the one everybody else gets today. You play it, you see how you did, and tomorrow there is a new one. Many of these games count your streak of days, so the small habit of one puzzle with your morning coffee becomes part of the fun.
The daily mode is usually one option next to the rest of the game. Five Letters has endless rounds when one word is not enough, and Car Jam has sixty car parks besides its daily one. That is why this page spans so many categories: word games, card solitaire, mahjong, logic puzzles, hidden-object scenes, shooters, dungeon runs, and calm kids games where the daily reward is a sticker.
Word lovers have the widest choice. Five Letters gives you six tries to find the hidden five-letter word, with green, amber and grey blocks showing how close each guess was. Crossword Mini is a five by five grid that most people fill in two or three minutes. Word Ladder asks you to change one letter at a time to climb from one word to another, and Letter Scramble deals one rack of seven letters a day for its Daily Seven.
If you prefer logic, Picture Cross turns numbers into a hidden picture without ever needing a guess, and Case Closed is a picture-clue detective grid with a fresh daily case. Car Jam slides cars aside to free the red one, and its daily car park is gentle on Monday and tough by Sunday. Parking Jam keeps a daily lot with a streak, and Crate Shove has a daily run of crates to push, never pull.
For a calmer start, Tri Peaks has a daily deal and Pyramid Solitaire a daily table with a par to beat, while Mahjong Garden has a daily garden where every deal can be cleared. Twin Pictures gives you a daily picture to spot the differences in. If you want action, Tower Ascent has a daily climb that is the same tower for everyone, and younger players can earn a daily sticker in games such as Memory Zoo and Number Garden.
Look for the Daily option on each game's menu; the name changes from game to game, such as Daily Ladder, Daily Seven or Daily Pipe. Because the puzzle comes from the date, you get the same one on your phone as on your computer, but the streak lives in the browser you play in. Play the daily in one browser on one device if you want to keep the count going.
The word games take typing on a keyboard, with Enter to submit and Backspace to remove a letter, and on a touch screen you tap the on-screen keys or blocks instead. The board puzzles use clicks or the arrow keys on a computer and taps on a phone: Picture Cross lets you hold a square to cross it out, and Car Jam has you drag a car along its lane. Most of these games have an undo and a hint, so a tricky daily is never a dead end.
Yes. Every daily puzzle game on Kiloo is free to play in your browser. There is nothing to download or install and no account needed. Your streaks, best times and scores are kept in the browser you play in, so come back to the same browser to carry on.
Yes, every game on this page works on phones and tablets as well as on computers. The word games show on-screen keys or letter blocks to tap, and the board puzzles switch to taps and drags. Twin Pictures lets you pinch to zoom, and Mahjong Garden has a magnifier for small screens.
Five Letters is the easiest to pick up: one word, six guesses and colour hints after each one. If you like numbers or pictures more than words, try Picture Cross. For something quick and calm, Crossword Mini usually takes only a few minutes.
Yes. The daily puzzle is picked from the date, so everyone who plays a game on the same day gets the same word, grid, deal or board. Pair Up, for example, deals a daily board that stays the same for everyone until midnight. The next day brings a new one.
Play the daily once each day in the same browser on the same device. Games such as Five Letters, Crossword Mini, Word Ladder and Parking Jam count a streak, and it is stored in that browser. If you clear your browser data or switch devices, the count starts again.
92 games tagged daily puzzle · all free to play in your browser.