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Blame Nick

A rotating collection of daily challenges, from spatial puzzles to whodunits.
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What is Blame Nick?

Blame Nick is a collection of free daily puzzle games from a solo developer who goes by Nick. The lineup rotates — new games appear most weeks, and some stick around while others don't. New puzzles go up at midnight.

How to play Blame Nick

The current set includes four games. Crease is a paper-folding puzzle where you fold a sheet until it matches a target shape. Knot Really asks you to untangle what a question is really asking before guessing a number. Snug has you bending pieces around islands until a tray is full. Killer Clues presents one cryptic clue and one killer — you work out what did it. There's also All Things Banana, a trivia game about bananas.

Tips & strategy

  • Check back regularly, as the game list changes week to week.
  • The popularity page shows daily visitor counts, with each browser counted once and no names or cookies stored.
  • The creator invites bug reports and game suggestions by email.

Frequently asked questions

How often do new puzzles appear?

New puzzles are posted at midnight each day.

Are the games always the same?

No — new small games are added most weeks, and some are retired while others stay.

Is there any tracking?

The site's popularity stats count each browser once per day, with no names and no cookies.

Where to play

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