Family Reunions
by Regis Modesta
Change each group of 10 words below into a “family” of different words (words or proper names that have something in common) by dropping one letter from each word and then rearranging the remaining letters.
Category: Puzzles
Want to test your mental mettle? Try some of our selected puzzles from GAMES WORLD OF PUZZLES.
December 2016: Quote Boxes
Quote Boxes
by Jennifer Orehowsky
To solve Quote Boxes, drop the letters from each vertical column—not necessarily in the order in which they appear—into the empty squares below them to spell a quotation reading from left to right, line by
October 2016: Camouflage
Camouflage
from the Games Library
Place each of the 26 letters of the alphabet once in the grid below to form a common word of five or more letters reading across in each line. Not all the letters in each
September 2016: Code Crosswords
Code Crosswords
by Joel Nanni
In the puzzles below, the numbers in the grid squares stand for letters of the alphabet; your task is to crack the code. Once you've figured out the letter that matches a certain number, place
June 2016: The Spiral
The Spiral
by Stuart Cleland
This puzzle turns in two directions. The spiral's Inward clues yield a sequence of words to be entered counterclockwise in the spaces from 1 to 100. The Outward clues yield a different set of words
February 2016: Futoshiki
Futoshiki
by KRAZYDAD
In each of these puzzles, fill in the squares so that each digit from 1 to 5 appears exactly once in each row and each column. Greater-than and less-than signs indicate the relationship of two adjacent squares.