Daily Puzzle Games — Without LinkedIn
All of the daily habit, none of the social network.
LinkedIn's daily games — Queens, Tango, Pinpoint, Crossclimb — are genuinely fun. The catch is everything around them: you need a LinkedIn account, you play inside a professional social feed, and your puzzle break comes with a side of notifications and profile views. DailyGrid is just the games: ten daily puzzles in your browser, no account, no feed, no profile. Open the page, play, get on with your day.
If you like those, try these
- 🪜 LadderCrossclimb's cousin: climb from word to word, one letter at a time — pure wordplay, no trivia clues.Play free →
- 🌉 HashiFor Queens/Tango logic fans: connect islands with bridges into one network.Play free →
- ➰ SlitherlinkPure deduction: draw one loop that satisfies every numbered cell.Play free →
- 🔢 GridClassic Sudoku with a verified unique solution.Play free →
- ✏️ Mini CrosswordA quick 5×5 with real interlocking clues, every day.Play free →
- 🔐 CipherA daily cryptogram — crack the code to reveal a quotation.Play free →
- 🔍 Word SearchFind the hidden words in the letter grid.Play free →
- 🖼️ PixelNonogram: paint by number clues to reveal a picture.Play free →
- ➕ KakuroCrossword meets Sudoku — runs that sum to their clues.Play free →
- 💣 MinesweeperThe classic — every board logic-solvable, no guessing.Play free →
Why players switch
- 🚪 No account, period. No social profile, no work history, no "sign in to play."
- 🧘 No feed attached. Puzzles only — nothing competing for your attention before or after.
- 💸 The daily puzzles are free. Always. All ten games, no paywall.
- 🔥 One streak across all ten. Bigger habit, same quick daily check-in.
- 🔁 No repeats. Every puzzle is checked against everything we've ever published.
More ways to switch
Also comparing? See our free alternatives to NYT Games, the free Mini Crossword, free alternative to Puzzmo, and free alternatives to Apple News+ Puzzles.
LinkedIn, Queens, Tango, Pinpoint, and Crossclimb are trademarks of LinkedIn Corporation. DailyGrid is an independent puzzle site and is not affiliated with, sponsored, or endorsed by LinkedIn or Microsoft. Names are used only to identify the games being compared.
