About dailyfika

Daily games are the small puzzles that come out once a day, the same for everyone: Wordle, Connections, Queens, Travle and many more. They're spread across dozens of different sites, and new ones appear all the time. dailyfika gathers the best of them in one place, sorted by type, so you can find your favourites quickly and discover new ones.

Every game on dailyfika is made and hosted by its own creator or publisher. We don't copy or embed their games; we link straight to the official site and write our own guide to each one. Almost every daily puzzle here is free to play. A few games need a subscription, and we label those clearly so there are no surprises. Each game's page also says what costs extra, like archives of past puzzles.

The name comes from fika, the Swedish coffee break: a small pause in the day, ideally with something sweet. A daily puzzle or two fits right in.

The "played today" ticks are saved only in your own browser and reset every day. Nothing is sent to us.

Missing a game you love? Tell us about it. We're adding more all the time.

Who runs dailyfika

dailyfika is a hobby project, run by a private individual in Sweden. It isn't a company and isn't run to make a profit. If we add ads or a way to support the site later, the money is meant to cover the cost of running it.

Trademarks

Every game name on dailyfika belongs to its owner. We use the names only so you can recognise each game and find it on its official website. dailyfika is an independent site: we are not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by any of the games or their owners.

We don't use any game's official logo. The small icons next to each game are our own illustrations of what its puzzle looks like while you play.

If you own one of these games and would like us to change how we show it, or to remove it, contact us and we'll respond promptly.

More about how the site works: Privacy and Terms of use.