New at midnight, America/Chicago
Daily games like Wordle, plus a riddle and more
Wordle made a daily puzzle feel like a shared habit: one challenge, a few minutes, then you wait until tomorrow. This site follows that idea with a new free browser game every day at midnight in America/Chicago. Some days that game is a word puzzle in the same family as Wordle — a short word, a limited number of attempts, and a result you can share. Other days it is trivia, a logic vault, or a picture puzzle. Alongside the rotating daily game, Daily Riddle offers one pre-written riddle each day.
You do not need an account, and you do not need to download an app. Play today's game on the homepage, then browse the archive for every puzzle that has already unlocked. Future days stay hidden until their calendar date, so there is no way to peek ahead.
What kinds of daily games appear
Word days give you a target word and a limited set of guesses, with feedback after each try. Trivia days serve a short set of questions on a single topic. Logic days ask you to crack a short color code, similar in spirit to a mastermind-style vault. Picture days show a small pixel image and a set of answers to choose from. The mix is deliberate: if you only wanted a word game you might skip the site on other days, and if you only wanted trivia you would miss the word days.
Daily Riddle is always available as its own game. It does not replace the rotating daily puzzle; it sits next to it, with a hint if you want one, and a checker that forgives small words like “a” and “the.”
How to keep the habit going
Open the homepage after midnight in America/Chicago, or bookmark today's game once it is up. If you miss a day, the archive lists every past date with its title and type. Scores and guesses stay in your browser, which means a shared computer will not keep your streak in the cloud. For more word play that is not on a daily schedule, try Word Search, or visit the free puzzle games guide.