What is Puzzmo?
Puzzmo is a daily puzzle site founded by game designer Zach Gage and engineer Orta Therox, now owned by Hearst Newspapers. It mixes reimagined classics like the daily crossword with modern games such as SpellTower and Really Bad Chess, plus a few brand new puzzles.
Each day brings a fresh set of games. You can play as a guest or sign in to keep streaks, compare scores with friends and see how you rank. A paid Puzzmo Plus subscription adds extra games, archives, leaderboards and an ad-free experience.
Main Features
- New puzzles every day
- Games including Cross|word, SpellTower, Typeshift and Really Bad Chess
- Original puzzles such as Flipart, Memoku and Pile-Up Poker
- Friends, groups and score comparisons
- Streaks and stats when you sign in
- Plays in the browser and in the iOS app
How to Get Started with Puzzmo
- Open puzzmo.com in your browser.
- Look at today's set of games and pick one.
- Play as a guest or sign in to save your streaks.
- Invite friends to compare scores.
Puzzmo Pricing
Puzzmo's daily games are free to play. Puzzmo Plus is an optional paid subscription, billed monthly or yearly, that unlocks extra games, archives, leaderboards and removes ads.
Who Should Use It?
- Crossword and word game fans
- NYT Games players looking for something new
- Friends who like competing on daily scores
- Fans of Zach Gage's puzzle games
Puzzmo Alternatives
- Framed: guess the movie from stills
- Wikitrivia: put events in the right order
- Lichess: free online chess
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Puzzmo free?
Yes. The daily puzzles are free to play. Puzzmo Plus is an optional subscription for extra games and features.
Who makes Puzzmo?
Puzzmo was founded by Zach Gage and Orta Therox and is owned by Hearst Newspapers.
What games are on Puzzmo?
Games include Cross|word, SpellTower, Typeshift, Really Bad Chess, Flipart, Memoku and Pile-Up Poker, with a new set each day.