Logic Puzzles
Four small grids, but two very different sorts of reasoning. Sudoku and Nonogram follow number constraints; crosswords make their squares work through written clues.
Start by asking whether you want a rule to follow or a clue to interpret.
4 GAMES · PLAY FREE · GRID DESKFIND YOUR KIND OF PUZZLE
Want a grid built from rules, not vocabulary?
Place digits so every Sudoku row, column and 3×3 box contains each number once. Daily Sudoku →
Like discovering a picture as you reason?
Use row and column number clues to decide which Nonogram squares to fill. Daily Nonogram →
Would you rather solve written clues?
Mini Crossword turns ten Across and Down clues into a compact 5×5 word grid. Mini Crossword →
Want the smallest crossword on the desk?
Nano Crossword keeps the clue-and-crossing idea in a 4×4 board. Nano Crossword →
PLAY THE GRID DESK
ALL GAMES →NUMBER & PICTURE LOGIC
Use constraints, not English word clues.
CROSSWORD CORNER
Follow Across and Down clues, then check the crossing letters.
