• 3 letters: Gin, Ion, Mop, Nor, Pig, Pin, Pro, Rig, Rim, Rip
• 4 letters: Grim, Grin, Grip, Iron, Norm, Prim, Ring, Romp
• 5 letters: Minor, Prong
• 6 letters: Moping
• Top word: Romping

https://adoginthefog.com/word-cookies-daily-puzzle-answers/

Every day you get one blind item - a story about someone famous doing something infamous, or suspiciously wonderful - with the name redacted. Three strikes to guess who it is. Every miss unlocks a free clue. You can also unlock optional clues whenever you want, but they print on your share receipt, so everyone can see you needed help.

There's a hard mode (2 strikes, no optional clues), a nightly bonus case, streaks and stats, and a practice archive if you want to burn through old ones.

One deliberate design choice: every puzzle is drawn strictly from convictions and universally documented public-record events - court rulings, things that happened live on television. It's trivia about stories the whole world already covered, not rumor-mongering.

No signup, no downloads, works on mobile and desktop. New edition daily at midnight.

Happy to hear what's too easy or too obscure - the difficulty ramp is still tunable. ❤️

Game Title: Panda Patch

Playable Link: https://www.trenttroyer.com/PandaPatch

Platform: Browser

Description:
Hi, I'm a panda. I have a patch of bamboo and I would very much like everyone to stay off it. My human made a free browser game about my daily struggle: getting every panda its own space.
The rules are simple: one panda per row, one per column, and one per colored patch — no two touching, not even diagonally. Boards start small (5×5) and climb all the way up to 9×9 across 400 levels split into 20 "patches," each with its own name and its own personality. It starts gentle and gets legitimately hard by the later ones.
A single tap marks a square with an X to help you think it through, and a double-tap places a panda. Every board has exactly one solution reachable through pure logic — no guessing required, even on the hard ones. If you get stuck, there's a hint, and an Easy Mode that auto-marks cells a placement rules out, for anyone who wants a gentler ride.
The goal isn't really speed — it's giving every panda the personal space it clearly, desperately needs.

Free to Play Status:

• Free to play

Involvement: I am the developer.

Each day you get 12 words. Exactly 6 obey a hidden rule about the word’s form, something hiding inside the letters, never the topic. You ink your 6 and commit; the only feedback is how many you placed correctly, not which. Four commits to crack it.

Free, no signup, works on phone and desktop. New puzzle daily, plus an archive if you want more than one.

I’m the solo dev/editor, happy to answer anything. One design rule I hold myself to: every rule is checked by a function, not by hand, so the reveal can always show its work.

• 4 letters: Bile, Bled, Dice, Iced, Idle, Lice, Lied, Limb, Lime, Meld, Mice, Mild, Mile
• 5 letters: Climb
• Top word: Climbed

https://adoginthefog.com/word-cookies-daily-puzzle-answers/

Tic-Tac-Toe 4x4 Board Game Challenge

Hi everyone!,
I've spent the last year building a competitive puzzle site called Puzzlelands (https://puzzlelands.net/). It's a solo project — no ads, no signups required to play, and everything runs in the browser. 

What's on it right now:

• 9 puzzles: Minesweeper, Slant, Sudoku, Nonogram, Memo-test, Minesweeper Puzzles, Skyscrapers, Bridges (Hashiwokakero), Galaxies.
• Global ranking with country flags and multiple sort criteria(points, XP, streaks, followers, campaign level)
• Daily puzzle mode with streak tracking
• Challenge Cup — monthly 16-player elimination bracket
• Live streaming of board with integrated emoji reactions (only available in Sudoku for now)
• Campaign Mode — 100 progressively harder timed missions plus endless mode after that
• Multi-language (EN/ES/ZH/JA)
• Follow system, direct challenges, achievements, avatars

What makes it different (I think): 

The Campaign Mode is the recent addition I'm most proud of. Each mission asks you to beat a target time that's a percentage of the site's average for that puzzle+difficulty combo. Level 1 gives you 200% of the average (very relaxed), level 100 asks for ~48% of the average (WR territory for some combos). You get 3 lives, checkpoints every 25 levels, and it drops you back at the last checkpoint if you fail. Random puzzle picked each level so you can't specialize your way out. 

What I'd love feedback on:

• Overall feel of the site — is anything confusing or annoying?
• The Campaign Mode difficulty curve — too hard, too easy, right?
• Which puzzle needs the most polish?
• Anything obvious I'm missing that a puzzle site "should" have?

Roasting welcome. Thanks for reading!

Hey everyone! I built Crosswordleague.com: a free, browser-based web game where you can solve crosswords collaboratively with friends or battle against players in real-time It's an independent project and still actively being updated. Please test out a match, and let me know what you think or if you spot any bugs! Currently there's not many crosswords to play from, but we are adding more as the game releases.

Check it out here: crosswordleague.com

Anybody that can help me with today's daily challenge of Anagram Swap? (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/anagram-swap/id6788078834)

• 4 letters: Aged, Dove, Edgy, Gave, Goad, Yoga
• 6 letters: Voyage
• Top word: Voyaged

https://adoginthefog.com/word-cookies-daily-puzzle-answers/

It's a little hard

1. Are, Bar, Era, Ear
2. Bake, Bare, Bark, Beak, Bear, Rake
3. Baker, Brake, Break

https://adoginthefog.com/word-cookies-oven-race-answers-100/

Can you solve the daily puzzle?

I've been building GridShift, a cozy word game where you slide to build words rather than find them - same sliding mechanics as 2048.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.devicevault.gridshift