Today’s five puzzles
| Game | Today’s puzzle | Renews | Attempts | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sudoku | three boards: Easy, Medium and Hard | 00:00 Tashkent time | one timed solve per board; restarting does not reset the clock | a leaderboard per level, a calendar and a streak |
| So‘zdon | one hidden five-letter word in English, one in Russian, one in Uzbek | 00:00 Tashkent time | one game of six tries per language, kept on the server | a streak per language, shareable squares, the share of players who solved it |
| 2048 | one 4×4 board, tiles arriving in the same order for everyone | 00:00 Tashkent time | the first attempt is ranked, then free practice | a daily table and a share button |
| Blok | the same sequence of pieces for everyone | 00:00 Tashkent time | one ranked attempt, then practice with the same pieces | today’s, this week’s and all-time tables |
| Dot Link | one board: 7×7 on Monday up to 10×10 on Saturday | midnight on your device | replay as often as you like; the first solve counts | a streak, stars and a share line |
Why everyone gets the same puzzle
Each daily is built from the calendar date, not from a random roll on your phone. In 2048 and Blok even the order of new tiles and pieces is fixed, so two players who make identical moves end up with identical boards, and a higher score really does mean better play.
Results are checked where you cannot touch them. The sudoku server keeps the time itself and works out the solution to compare with yours; 2048 and Blok scores are replayed on the server move by move; So‘zdon never sends tomorrow’s word to the browser and decides which day it is by the server clock, so changing the date on your phone changes nothing. That is what makes a daily table worth looking at.
A ten-minute routine
- Warm up with Dot Link. A weekday board takes a few minutes and gets you planning routes rather than guessing.
- Then the word. Six tries rarely take long; if English is too easy, play the Russian or Uzbek word as well, each with its own streak.
- Sudoku Easy or Medium with your tea, and Hard when you have more time. Stuck? The hint explains the next step instead of just filling a cell, and hint results go to their own table. The solving techniques are explained with examples.
- Save the single ranked attempt in 2048 or Blok for a quiet moment. Neither has a timer, and both punish a rushed first minute.
Missed a day?
- Sudoku: past days stay open in the calendar, but they no longer count for the leaderboard or the streak.
- So‘zdon: the archive keeps the last 30 days. Archive games do not affect your streak or the daily statistics.
- Blok: a game started before midnight still counts for its own day if you finish it within six hours.
- 2048 and Dot Link: only today’s board is open, so a missed day is gone; the regular levels and boards are always there.
Fair play, no prizes
Daily tables are for bragging rights only. There are no coins, prizes or bets, and nothing to buy. Help is allowed but kept honest: sudoku results with hints are listed separately, and using undo in the daily 2048 removes that attempt from the ranking, with a warning before it happens. More single-player puzzles are collected on the logic and puzzle games page.
FAQ
What time do the daily puzzles change?
Sudoku, So‘zdon, 2048 and Blok renew at 00:00 Tashkent time (UTC+5), which is 19:00 UTC the day before. Dot Link renews at midnight on your own device.
Is the daily puzzle the same for everyone?
Yes. Every player gets the same boards, the same word and, in 2048 and Blok, the same order of tiles and pieces, so results can be compared fairly.
Do I need an account to keep a streak?
No. Streaks and progress are kept for your browser, and leaderboards only ask for a name. Another device or cleared site data starts a new streak.
Can I play them on my phone?
Yes. All five open in a phone browser with nothing to install and were designed for touch first.
Are the daily puzzles free?
Yes, every daily puzzle, archive and leaderboard is free.
