Felbor is a free daily puzzle game app. Every day it brings a new board for each of its six games —a word search, a path-connecting puzzle, a chess piece placement puzzle, a word chain game, a hexagon puzzle and a route between sea animals—, the same for every player, with a single attempt and a daily leaderboard. You can play in your browser without an account, or on iOS and Android, in 10 languages.
Most daily games have a single solution, so all that is left is solving it faster. In Felbor every board has many solutions and you win on points: finishing is easy, finishing with the best score is not.
| LinkedIn games | Wordle | Felbor | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Eight puzzles (Queens, Tango, Zip, Pinpoint and more) | Guess a five-letter word | Six logic and word puzzles |
| How often | A new one of each every day | One word a day | A new one of each every day |
| How you win | Single solution; most are timed | Guess it in six tries or fewer | Many solutions; the best score wins |
| Who you play against | Your connections | Yourself | An open daily, weekly and monthly leaderboard |
| Where | Browser and NYT Games app | Browser, iOS and Android |
Felbor is not affiliated with LinkedIn or The New York Times; the table only compares how the games are played.
Felbor has six free daily puzzles in one app: Letra (word search), Loop (connect paths), Royal (chess piece placement), Znake (word chains), Path (hexagons in order) and Ocean (a route between sea animals). Every day there is a new board for each one.
Yes: felbor.web.app/play runs the Daily in your browser, no account needed. Story mode requires the app (iOS or Android).
Felbor: like LinkedIn games and Wordle, there is one puzzle a day that is the same for everyone, but every board has many solutions and you compete on score in an open leaderboard.
Yes. It is free in the browser, on iOS and on Android, and you never have to pay to play any of the six games.
Six: one for each game. They refresh every 24 hours and each one can be played once a day.
English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Turkish, Polish and Romanian. The word games use a real dictionary for each language.