Apart from wordle , what are your favourite games to keep your brain working?

[reecejackox]

Mine are geogussr and pointless and sometimes tenable on the Alexa device

 

[Owlpost23]

NYTimes crossword puzzles.

 

[PollyannaMom]

I have GeoGuesser, but it's hard! I haven't played it in ages.

I think I played Stack the Countries most recently, and last summer I was really into Conundra. - That one is more like Wordle if people are looking for something similar.

I do sometimes do crosswords, too.

 

[Frozen Canuck]

Great question! I look forward to reading the answers to this one, because I am always looking for more games. In addition to Wordle, I also play Dordle, where you solve for two words at one time.

Other apps that I play daily include: Tiny Little Crosswords, Puzzle Page (LOVE THIS ONE!!!), Monkey Wrench, I Love Hue, Cody Cross, and 7 Little Words.

For those who enjoy the pixel-type puzzles like Picross or whatever, Konami released an app where the images that are revealed are all from vintage video games. I have managed to complete all of them, even on the expert levels, but it has taken me at least a couple of years, off and on, working on them. I think that one is called Pixel Puzzle Collection or something like that.

 

[rlk]

I like Wordscapes and Whirly Word.

 

[b00kbug]

suduku!

 

[Sinder]

lichess puzzles

 

[Mysterian]

Don't play games much anymore. Used to do crosswords and Mahjong Solitaire.

 

[Skywalker]

Wordscapes, and I also downloaded a Chess app which I love. I'm getting better and better at it all the time!

 

[PollyannaMom]

Since my last post here, I've added Nerdle (like a math version of Worlde) to my daily routine, and sometimes play this on-line version of Boggle: https://wordshake.com/boggle

 

[DisneyDebbie]

I play Wordle, Quordle, and Wordscapes every morning. I'm interested in trying out some of these other games mentioned here

 

[Deb]

one of my favorites is squardle. I also generally play dordle, quordle, octordle, nerdle and the NYT mini crossword.

 

[DisneyMommyMichelle]

Sudoku, Big Brain Academy on Nintendo Switch, Crossword Puzzles, Scrabble Flash and pretty much any game I can pick up that are brain games like Rush Hour and IQPuzzler etc. and Brain Games Books that I order from Amazon.

 

[DisneyMommyMichelle]

Since my last post here, I've added Nerdle (like a math version of Worlde) to my daily routine, and sometimes play this on-line version of Boggle: https://wordshake.com/boggle

This is an awesome find, thanks!!!

 

[TAnsley]

I like Trivia games, like Trivial Pursuit. Makes you really rack your brain for all the info buried deep in your mind. We had an online version on the Wii I would play when my family wasn't game. Also like the newer game Cards Against Humanity but it can be wicked rude, crude, and socially unacceptable.

 

[Tommy Mo]

Chess, however, I indeed play Wordle more often.

 

[Moliphino]

I've been doing a lot of Octordle Rescue ("The not-so-helpful computer has chosen starter words for you. Can you rescue the game and win?") lately. Or Octordle Sequence, where you have to get all 8 words in order.

https://octordle.com/free-rescue

 

[bobbiwoz]

Nerdle, Wordle, Quordle and sequence Quordle, and Octordle and sequence Octordle as well as rescue Octordle.

I like to do Sudoku on planes. I take a few with me on every trip.

 

[BlueStarryHat]

I still buy the occasional Variety Games and Puzzles magazine. I like logic puzzles, too.

 

[jmenjes]

Sudoku, killer sudoku, other puzzles, and some Puzzgrid (sort 16 clues into 4 groups of 4, like the Connecting Walls on Only Connect)