Three free puzzles that hand everybody the same board each day. Below: the board each one is on right now, the moment it changes in your own time, how long a round takes, and whether you can go back to a day you missed.
Under a minute. The snake moves 4 cells a second, speeding to 6.5 as it eats, and the par route for board 251 is 242 cells long. Your first three runs on a board are scored.
Two of these games number their day by UTC: Weather Who and DANK SNAKE both build the board from the UTC date, so they turn over together at 00:00 UTC — 02:00 in Copenhagen in summer, 20:00 the evening before in New York. DEAD WEIGHT reads your local calendar instead, so its room changes at your own midnight, wherever you are.
A worked example. At 20:00 UTC on 2 October 2026 it is already 09:00 on 3 October in Auckland. A player there sees Weather Who #14 and DANK SNAKE board 275 — the 2 October boards, the same as everyone else's — but DEAD WEIGHT room 2026-10-03, while a player in London at that instant is still on room 2026-10-02. The UTC games are the ones to compare scores on with friends abroad; DEAD WEIGHT gives every player a whole local day with each room.
How the numbers are counted
Each number above is the game's own count, worked out in your browser the same way the game does it, with nothing fetched. Weather Who counts days from 19 September 2026, which was #1. DANK SNAKE counts boards from 1 January 2026 (board 1), which is why its number is so much higher. DEAD WEIGHT has no number: the room is the date, written YYYY-MM-DD, and that date string is the whole seed, so everyone who opens a given date gets the same room.
DANK SNAKE also has a separate arcade game on its front page, and its Daily Run button there plays a seed shared by everyone until 00:00 UTC, with only the first run of the day scored. The card above is the slower daily board at danksnake.com/daily/.
The honest limits
Weather Who and DEAD WEIGHT keep your results and streaks in your own browser's storage and nowhere else, so they do not follow you to another device and clearing site data clears them. DANK SNAKE is the exception: it sends your scored runs to its own server, which is how it can show the day's best and your rank. DANK CHESS and 33o1 have no daily mode, which is why they are not on this page. DANKGAME now has one, Today’s map: one Conquest match a day, dealt from the UTC date so everyone who plays it that day gets the same map, with a new one at 00:00 UTC and one counted try. It has no board on this page yet; its rules are on How to play DANKGAME, and all seven games are on the games page.