Coffee break games and puzzles, elsewhere
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How do you waste your time over your morning coffee and/or at odd hours of the day, apart from here on GB?    My own regular daily twenty minutes of brain training with my morning extra strong latte consists of Wordle, Quordle (classic, sequence and rescue), Tightrope, Dordle and Alphaguess, all easily found online and free.
Last edited by Lex; 08/16/26 06:08 AM.
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Re: Coffee break games and puzzles, elsewhere
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Of course, there are plenty of games which offer small puzzle segments (assuming that you are strong minded enough to stop at one or two at a time), but I am never sure which section of the gaming threads is appropriate for those: probably not quite casual, but no other obvious category, so perhaps here... I have in mind games like Baba Is You, Steven's Sausage Roll, Wormholes, and more recently CATO: buttered cat. 
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Re: Coffee break games and puzzles, elsewhere
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I like your morning lineup, Lex. Wordle, Quordle and Connections are my daily musts.
I'm currently being held captive by The Artisan of Glimmith. I'm 70 hours in and still loving it. Just carefully crafted puzzle after puzzle in a gorgeous setting with soothing music.
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which ironically means absolutely nothing.
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Re: Coffee break games and puzzles, elsewhere
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I love the whole series of puzzles on Brainzilla. I think the Zebra puzzles are my favorite but they have 50 different games and puzzles that really are enjoyable.
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Re: Coffee break games and puzzles, elsewhere
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I play Wordle, Connections and Strands daily and sometimes Spelling Bee.
I joined a group for procrastinators. We haven't met yet.
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Re: Coffee break games and puzzles, elsewhere
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I need to checkout Wordle. Eveyone seems to enjoy that.
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Re: Coffee break games and puzzles, elsewhere
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Crossword puzzles and Wordle are fun when I'm on the road ... the Garden of Puzzling Delights is my main hangout
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