The Little Daily — a tiny newspaper with absolutely no news
“A tiny newspaper with absolutely no news.”
Today's Paper
0 of 5 solved
5 games · approximately 7 minutes
About today's paper
The Little Daily is a free collection of five short puzzles published every day. Expect word games, number puzzles, logic problems and the occasional questionable pigeon.
Word Trail
One letter at a time, please.
Turn one word into another by changing a single letter at each step. A quick daily word puzzle for people who enjoy making life unnecessarily difficult.
Change exactly one letter on every line, then press Enter. Each rung must still be a real word — no leaping, no shortcuts, no cheating (we would know).
2 rungs. Mind the middle one.
Need a nudge?
Nudges are printed in the small type of your final result.
Number Path
Connect the dots without actually connecting the dots.
Fill the missing numbers and create one continuous path from beginning to end.
7 of 16 squares filled.
Fill every empty square so the numbers 1 to 16 form one unbroken trail. Consecutive numbers must touch — sideways, up and down, or corner to corner.The printed squares are already sure of themselves.Nothing is marked wrong until you ask for it.
Our correspondent reports
Our correspondent reports: “Nothing important has happened.”
The Odd One
Someone here doesn't belong.
Nine things have gathered here. Eight belong together. One is clearly up to something.
Tap the impostor.
Letter Box
How many words are hiding in here?
Use today's seven letters to discover as many hidden words as you can.
Words found 0 / 15
- (nothing yet)
Four letters or more · the centre letter is compulsory · letters may repeat. One word uses all seven — THE BIG ONE ★. Find 3 to call it a morning.
Little Logic
A very small mystery.
A very small mystery. Read the clues, fill the grid, and name the culprit.
Who Broke the Office Kettle?
The kettle was found in four pieces. Four colleagues were in the building, each on one floor, holding one item, and drinking one thing.
The Little Daily can confirm: the kettle was broken by whoever was carrying the toolbox.
The clues
1 / 10Whoever was carrying the ladder was not drinking the tea.
Detective's grid
Tap a box to cycle: blank → × → ✓. Nothing here is marked right or wrong; that is rather the point.
| Basement | Lobby | Newsroom | Stairwell | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pigeon | ||||
| Frog | ||||
| Cat | ||||
| Duck |
| Mug | Ladder | Toolbox | Biscuit tin | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pigeon | ||||
| Frog | ||||
| Cat | ||||
| Duck |
| Tea | Cocoa | Squash | Gravy | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pigeon | ||||
| Frog | ||||
| Cat | ||||
| Duck |
Who broke the kettle?
The Little Daily can confirm: the kettle was broken by whoever was carrying the toolbox.
0 of 5 solved · the rest of the paper awaits
About & how to play
About The Little Daily
The Little Daily is a free daily puzzle newspaper for people who enjoy word games, logic puzzles and tiny distractions. A new edition appears every day and takes only a few minutes to complete. There is no news here. We checked.
Questions from readers
- What is The Little Daily?
- The Little Daily is a free online newspaper containing five short daily puzzles and games.
- Is The Little Daily free?
- Yes. Today's edition is completely free to play.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Open the paper and start playing.
- Are there new puzzles every day?
- Yes. A new edition of The Little Daily is published every day.
- What kinds of games are included?
- The paper includes word games, number puzzles, logic games and other small daily challenges.