18 games like Combinations
Ranked by how much each one has in common with Combinations — 18 that share its format, pace or language — then by how many people actually play them. All free in your browser, no signup.
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Glyph 754 playsEvery letter of the word is stacked into a single glyph. Read it back.
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Murdle 212 playsDeduce who, how, where and why from clues that fit exactly one arrangement.
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Balatrodle 136 playsSearch and submit jokers until the clues point at today's.
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Codenames Daily 110 playsA set of puzzles built from Codenames, the word association game, renewed each day.
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23 Words 77 playsFind a word using all given letters before time runs out. Survive through 23 rounds to win.
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Bracket city 33 playsEvery clue sits in brackets. Crack them all and the phrase of the day falls out.
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Redacle 32 playsUnveil the concealed words and reveal the complete title of given Wikipedia article.
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Concludle 26 playsClues, a new challenge each day, and an answer to conclude on.
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Lettered 26 playsMove letter tiles on the board to spell out the hidden phrase.
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Mislettered 23 playsGuess the missing letters in a phrase from a given category to solve the puzzle and score points.
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Listed 15 playsGiven letters, formed into words, level after level.
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Weaver 12 playsTransform one word into another by changing one letter at a time, forming valid intermediate words.
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Figure 9 playsOne word or phrase, reachable by logic alone.
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Waffle 9 playsRearrange letters in a grid with limited moves until every word reads correctly.
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Fluxis 8 playsComplete the chain by entering words that satisfy their category and build off the previous word. (From The Atlantic)
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Spelling Bee 5 playsSeven letters, one of them mandatory, and every word at least four long.
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Squareword 5 playsFive-letter words stacked five deep, with unlimited attempts.
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Worchle 5 playsFind hidden words in a grid of letters with limited guesses, aiming to discover all words before running out of attempts.