18 games like ClueRoll

A handmade riddle a day, and five clues to get you to the answer.

You’re an alien stranded on Earth. Answer 6 wild questions, earn points for creativity, and see how far you escape! Every answer changes your journey, with hilarious endings, hidden secrets, and daily leaderboards. Think outside the box. Escape the ordinary.

Coded messages, and the logic needed to pull them apart.

Neograms - Decode a New Language Each Day. The daily puzzle follows a “Rosetta Stone” puzzle format: compare unknown language phrases with their English translations, uncover the patterns, then solve the translation puzzles. Our puzzles use invented languages, so everyone starts from scratch.

A rebus a day: visual clues and wordplay hiding a phrase.

Use an Enigma I simulator to decode a daily intercept by finding the missing plugboard pair.

Witty Ditty is a simple daily puzzle game. You get a clue for two words that rhyme, and your job is to guess the pair. For example, if the clue is "A chubby feline" the answer would be "Fat cat." 4 new handcrafted puzzles published every day ranging from easy warmups to incredibly cryptic clues.

A new quote every day, encrypted, waiting to be decoded.

Decode a pyramid of words by cracking the substitution cipher. Each number represents a letter - guess correctly to unlock the next row. 26 guesses maximum. New daily puzzle at midnight.

Build, tune and reorder cipher rules to decode a new daily phrase.

One word or phrase, reachable by logic alone.

Encrypted clues, decoded, and a word to reach within a limited number of attempts.

Symbol-coded words and a clue, four tries, three puzzles a day.

Absurd one-star reviews of a landmark, and the punning parody name behind them.

Daily riddle game where you solve a partially revealed riddle in up to four tries as new clues appear after wrong guesses.

Daily word and logic puzzle where players decode four connected five-letter words from symbol and keyboard-row clues.

Daily three-round cipher game where you decode Caesar-shifted phrases and pick the correct plaintext line.

In One and the Same, four clues point to a single word. It's kind of like a riddle and kind of like a crossword. The clues are broad and obscure, but if you're clever, you'll catch on early.