Free games like Sudoku to play every day
Love the pure-logic, one-solution feel? Play Sudoku itself in four difficulties, plus Queens, Zip, Tango, Pips and 2048 — all free, no sign-up, with hints and guides.
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Strategy guides and plain-language how-tos for the daily games we build, written by the duplixo desk. No filler and no hot takes — just the repeatable methods and the reasoning behind them, so you can solve a little faster and a little more often. New pieces land here as we write them.
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Free daily puzzle games to play, no sign-up
Fifteen free daily puzzles — word, logic, trivia and classics like Sudoku and 2048 — no account, no app, each with hints and a full how-to-solve guide.
Free games like Connections to play every day
Love spotting the hidden link? Pinpoint is the closest free, no-sign-up match — plus the rest of duplixo’s daily word and logic desk, each with hints and a full answer.
Geography guessing games: free daily games like Worldle
Love guessing the country? Meet Tradle — duplixo’s free, no-sign-up daily geography game — plus how the whole distance-and-direction genre works, with hints and answers.
LinkedIn Games: how to play and where to find the answers
Free, no-sign-up versions of the LinkedIn puzzle games — Queens, Zip, Tango, Pinpoint and Crossclimb — with how-to-play guides and today’s answer and hints for each.
Games like Contexto: free semantic word games to play
Love guessing a word by meaning? Meet Nearle — duplixo’s free, no-sign-up daily Contexto-style game, where every guess is ranked by closeness and rank 1 wins.
12 free games like Wordle to play every day
The full duplixo lineup of free, no-sign-up daily games — word, logic and geography — and how each compares to Wordle, with spoiler-free hints, answers and strategy for every one.
How to solve Zip faster: the corner-first method
Why the corners pin the path before anything else — a repeatable opening that turns guesswork into forced moves and shaves seconds off every grid.
Best opening words for daily word games, by the data
Which five-letter openers eliminate the most letters fastest, why vowel and consonant coverage beats cleverness, and how to pick a smart second guess.
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Looking for the fundamentals? These companion guides live alongside the game they cover, with worked examples and editor notes.
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