What is Daily?
Daily is a puzzle platform that serves one puzzle per day, identical for everyone, and links it directly to a global leaderboard. The home screen displays the date, a countdown to the next puzzle, the day's rule card, then a four-slot table labeled TOP SCORE, MY SCORE, TOP % and MY RANK. One featured puzzle is Tile Fit, a block-placement game on a 9×9 board where you place one of three pieces from the reserve each turn, clear lines, columns and 3×3 squares to trigger bonuses and combo multipliers, face an oversized piece every tenth turn, and end the game as soon as no piece fits. The site also hosts an endless Gauntlet with its own multi-day countdown.
How to play Daily
On opening, dismiss the consent banner, which says that a large number of advertising partners are involved.
The day’s card shows the game’s name, explains the rules, and counts down to the next puzzle. From there, you can choose Casual, which allows unlimited replay, or Competitive, the ranked version. The home score table then compares your result with the day’s best score.
Why play Daily?
The comparison drives the game. Everyone gets the same grid, and the ranking table is visible before you play. Casual and Competitive also keep replayable play separate from ranked play.
Reading the feedback
The results are numeric. The home table shows TOP SCORE, MY SCORE, TOP %, and MY RANK. Competitive mode records a score and locks the screen. Casual mode can be replayed without scoring.
Modes
Casual
A daily puzzle that can be replayed at will, according to the site’s card.
Competitive
A separate daily puzzle with scoring and a locked screen. It is ranked.
Gauntlet
An endless challenge shared by everyone, with its own countdown in days.
Archive
Past puzzles that can be replayed in Casual, along with access to the official Competitive leaderboards.
Tips for better results
Casual and Competitive use different grids. The site’s card describes them as two separate daily puzzles, so practicing in Casual does not repeat the ranked game.
Competitive locks the screen, so start it when you have a few uninterrupted minutes.
The countdown on the home screen shows when the grid will change. Use it to plan your session before the current puzzle disappears.
Common questions
Are the Casual and Competitive puzzles the same?
No. The site describes two separate daily puzzles. Casual can be replayed at will, while Competitive is ranked and locks the screen.
Can you replay previous days?
Yes. The Archive card provides past puzzles in Casual mode and access to the official Competitive leaderboards.