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Fold
Fold a square of paper until it fits the dotted shape. Fewer folds, more smug.
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Small puzzles, made badly well.
A new small game most weeks. Some stick around, some don't. Everything here is free, takes a few minutes, and resets at midnight wherever you are.
Today’s games
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Pack
Squish bendy pieces into a tray. No gaps. No flipping. No crying.
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Beam
Place a few mirrors so every crystal glows and no beam touches a smudge.
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Whodunit Clues
One cryptic clue a day. The answer is the murder weapon. Probably.
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Tangle
A simple trivia question, tied in knots. Untangle it, then make one guess.
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Bluff Show
A quiz where the topic is a secret. Answer like an expert, then name the topic.
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Side projects & older bits
Popularity
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Hello, I’m Sam 👋
I make tiny puzzle games in the gaps between other things. I’m the designer, the programmer, the tester, and (worryingly) the entire customer support team.
No accounts, no paywalls, no “your streak is in danger” emails. If something’s broken, tell me at hello@tinypuzzle.live and I’ll fix it, eventually, with tea.
Everything is free. If you’d like to say thanks, the tip jar buys more tea.
☕ Tip jarQuestions people ask
Are these puzzle games really free?
Yes. Every game, every day, every level is free. There are no accounts, no paywalls and no in-game purchases.
When do new puzzles appear?
Every game gets a new daily puzzle at midnight in your own time zone. Everyone in the world gets the same puzzle on the same date.
Do I need to sign up or download anything?
No. The games run in your web browser on phones, tablets and computers. Your progress and streaks are saved in your browser.
Can I play old puzzles?
Yes. Every game has an archive of past days, and Fold and Pack also have level packs and an endless mode. Archive play never affects your streak.
Are the puzzles good for your brain?
They are short logic, word and estimation puzzles that exercise spatial reasoning, vocabulary and number sense. Mostly, though, they are meant to be fun.