18 games like Ballast

Daily eye-measure gauntlet with five quick estimation rounds: count flashed dots, pour to a target percentage, set an angle, hold for exact seconds, and match a line length by eye.

Typing tug-of-war vs an AI typist: pick one of three words to type, flawless words build HEAT. NEW Daily Gauntlet: 3 seeded duels vs AI levels 2/5/8 — same for everyone each day, streak + share trail — plus an endless AI ladder. Free, no signup.

Free daily memory gauntlet with five one-glimpse recall rounds: cells, spot, order, digits, and what-was-where.

Daily gravity golf game where you slingshot putts through space gravity wells and try to finish a shared 3-hole course in as few strokes as possible.

Orbital sumo for 1-2 players with a Daily Duel: everyone gets the same 3-duel gauntlet vs AI levels 2/5/8 each day — build a daily streak. Hold to orbit gravity wells, release to slingshot, knock your rival out of the shrinking ring. Solo AI ladder, or 2 players on one keyboard or screen.

Daily color gauntlet with five shared rounds: match hues, sort gradients, mix paints blind, recreate flashed colors from memory, and balance lightness across hues. Includes shareable daily scores, streaks, and an endless practice trainer.

Daily timing gauntlet with five one-tap reflex rounds shared by all players each day, plus optional practice drills.

Divide the grid into rectangles, each containing one number that matches the rectangle's area.

Use the clues to figure out which characters are innocent and which are criminals.

Play Seedle, the daily farming puzzle game. Arrange crops on a grid to maximise your harvest score. New puzzle every day.

The 5x5 grid follows rules that change from one day to the next.

Draw electoral districts to win more seats than your opponent in this daily gerrymandering puzzle.

One roll a day. Badges go to numbers with interesting properties, and everyone compares results.

A classic logic puzzle game where you must light up the grid.

Deduce the daily five-dot unlock pattern in six tries using Wordle-style color feedback.

Four guesses to name the angle on screen, with the feedback warming up as you close in.

Place suspects and evidence into rooms until only one arrangement of the case still fits.

3D Sudoku on a cube using the numbers 1 to 16.