Games and streaks

Puzzles, streaks and a little friendly rivalry at the dinner table. Here’s everything waiting on the Games page, from today’s puzzle to the games Qbit hosts for you in chat.

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Every Qbit game lives on one pageEvery Qbit game lives together on one page. You’ll find daily puzzles to play on your own, a board game against Qbit, and a few games Qbit hosts for you right in chat.
Everyone gets the same puzzle todayFour of the games hand everyone the exact same board each day. So you can compare scores over dinner and have a friendly argument about who got it fastest.
Category-Connect, sixteen tiles and four secret groupsSixteen tiles are hiding four secret groups of four, and your job is to work out what belongs with what. It’s the kind of puzzle that looks obvious right up until it isn’t.
Word Ladder, one letter at a timeYou get a start word, an end word, and a few blank rungs in between. Each rung changes exactly one letter from the word above it, and every blank comes with its own clue to help you along.
Memory Match, a new deck every dayFlip two cards, find the pair, repeat until the board is clear. The deck gets a fresh theme every day, so it feels new each time you sit down to play.
Tic-Tac-Toe against Qbit, and yes, you can winYou play as X, and Qbit answers with the little creature mark. Qbit plays a proper game, taking a win when one appears and blocking yours, and yes, you can win.
The daily Sudoku, and how mistakes are scoredA full 9x9 Sudoku, with one fresh puzzle every day. A wrong number turns red the moment you enter it, so you always know exactly where to look.
The little flame counts the days you solved itThat little flame with a number on a game card is your run of days in a row solving that game. Each game keeps its own flame, and it’s surprisingly motivating to watch them climb.
The star on a card means you’ve already played todayOne glance at the Games page shows you what’s still waiting. Finished games wear a star and today’s score, and everything else still says “Play”.
The screen at the end, and what your score meansFinish any Self-Play game and you get a little celebration: your score, your streak, a bit of encouragement, and buttons to share it or go again.
Sending your score to the group chatBeaten your own record, or your teenager’s? The share button writes the message for you, with the game, your score and your streak already in it.
My progress is your report card for every gameOne page shows how you’re doing across all five games: your best score ever, your current run, how many days you’ve played, and whether you’re getting better.
Four games Qbit hosts for you in chatSome games need nothing but a good conversation. Qbit runs these with you right in chat, and kicks things off the moment you tap the card.
How about a scavenger hunt?Here’s a game where Qbit does the writing and you get to be the host. Tap the card and Qbit starts building a ten clue scavenger hunt out of things already around your house.