Everybody Shogi
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Christmas themed daily puzzle game for the Playdate.
Tiles is a color and pattern matching game where, using patterned squares, players are challenged to create the longest possible sequence of tile pairings with matching components. Each tile has multiple visual elements such as shapes, color, or backgrounds -The goal is to combine matching tile elements to make a pair. The matching visual elements will disappear. Continue matching until the board is cleared.
Serizawa Hachidan no Tsume Shogi is a 1982 arcade game by Sega. It was subsequently ported to the SG-1000. The arcade version is extremely rare and poorly documented.
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A daily puzzle game in which players must guess the five-letter word of the day within six attempts, with each failed guess giving them information as to whether the letters they have used appear in the correct word, and where.
A randomized dungeon crawler with puzzles that changes every day.
Combination of time management and match-3 gameplay. Mix and match flowers and create perfect bouquets while establishing a string of florist shops.
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Pimiento offers 3 daily word-guessing games. They rely on a dictionary where semantically closed words got pushed together in a gigantic, cloudy database, so that two given words get a "similarity score". In each mini-game, each guess must be a word and the game will tell you how close to the secret word you are.
Redactle is a daily browser-based puzzle game where the user tries to determine the subject of a random obfuscated Wikipedia article, chosen from Wikipedia's 10,000 Vital Articles. Type in words to reveal them on the page. Figure out the article title to win. New puzzle daily at 11:00 am CDT (16:00 UTC).