Today's Puzzles — Friday, Sep 11

Easy to expert puzzles with hints, notes and a fresh daily Sudoku.

Find words by connecting adjacent letters in a 4×4 grid before time runs out.

12 to 120-piece puzzles with optional rotation. New daily image.

Hunt hidden words across themed grids, timed or relaxed.

Daily mini and full crosswords with easy to hard clues.

Clear the grid without stepping on a single mine.

Reveal a hidden picture by filling cells that match the row clues.

Crossword-style sums — fill digits so every clue total matches.

Crack the letter-substitution cipher to reveal a famous quote.

Solve deduction puzzles by matching categories from written clues.

Place skyscrapers so each row and column shows the right number.

Sudoku plus cage sums — every cage must add up exactly.

Guess the word one letter at a time before the hangman is complete.

Rearrange letters to form as many words as possible.

Change one letter at a time to climb from word to word.

Fill the grid respecting the greater-than / less-than clues.

Place stars so every row, column and region holds exactly two.

Arithmetic cages on a Latin square — a numbers workout.

Connect islands with bridges so every island links into one network.

Draw one loop through the grid matching every numbered cell.

Divide the grid into polyominoes matching their own numbers.

Build one connected wall so each numbered island stays separate.

Solve the clues and reveal a famous quote, letter by letter.

Arrange seven geometric pieces to recreate the silhouette.

Unscramble mixed-up letters to reveal the hidden word.

Memorize an ever-longer string of digits.

Find the numbers in order as fast as you can.

Scan the letter tray and grab every word you can find.

Flip cards and match pairs to sharpen your working memory.

Memorize the lit cells, then reproduce the exact pattern.

Watch the sequence and repeat it back — how far can you go?

The relaxing block-puzzle classic — place, clear, repeat.

Wooden-block puzzle with calming colors and smooth clears.

A smaller, friendlier Sudoku grid — great for beginners.

Match three identical tiles before the board overflows.

Complete the Latin-square grid so every row and column holds 1 to N once.

Find every difference between two nearly identical images.

Place lamps so every dark square is lit and no lamp sees another.

Match each tree to a tent without any tent touching another.