Daily games
Four free puzzles, a new one of each every day at midnight. Everyone in Pakistan gets the same puzzle, so you can compare with family and friends. No sign-up needed.
WordUstad
Guess the 5-letter English word in 6 tries.
A free daily English word game. Guess the hidden 5-letter word in six tries, then learn its Urdu meaning and how to use it in a sentence. A new word every day.
Play today's puzzleMathUstad
Find the hidden sum, like 12+35=47.
A free daily number puzzle. Find the hidden 8-character equation in six tries, with the same green, yellow and grey clues as a word game. A new sum every day.
Play today's puzzleGuess the City
Name the Pakistani city from five clues.
A free daily Pakistan geography game. Guess the city from clues that get easier one at a time: the fewer clues you need, the better your score. A new city every day.
Play today's puzzleWord Groups
Sort 16 words into 4 groups of 4.
A free daily puzzle. Sixteen words, four hidden groups of four: rivers, poets, fruits, cricketers and more. Find all four groups before you make four mistakes.
Play today's puzzleFree brain games for the whole family
TestUstad's daily games are short, free puzzles that teach something while you play. WordUstad is a Wordle-style English word game that shows each word's Urdu meaning. MathUstad is a number puzzle that practises mental maths. Guess the City tests how well you know Pakistan, and Word Groups is a Connections-style puzzle mixing Pakistani general knowledge with English wordplay.
Each takes about five minutes, works in any phone browser with no app, and comes back with a new puzzle every midnight. Students use them to build vocabulary and general knowledge, parents play them with their children, and anyone can share their result with family on WhatsApp. TestUstad is not affiliated with The New York Times, Wordle or Connections.
Daily games: questions people ask
Are TestUstad's games free?
Yes. All four daily games are free, with no sign-up, no app and no limit. Open them in any phone or computer browser.
Are there games like Wordle in Urdu or for Pakistan?
WordUstad is a Wordle-style game that shows the Urdu meaning of every English word, and Guess the City and Word Groups are written around Pakistan: its cities, rivers, poets, cricketers and food.
When do new puzzles come out?
Every game gets a new puzzle at midnight Pakistan time, and everyone gets the same puzzle that day, so you can compare results with friends.
Are these games good for children?
Yes. They practise English vocabulary, mental maths and general knowledge, and every puzzle is family-friendly.
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