A little journey. Every day.

Why I built it

I wanted to make a daily game that gives you a reason to stop scrolling, think for a few minutes, and send a friend your result. Something easy to start, with puzzles that still feel satisfying to solve.

That became Daily Game Train: five short games connected into one race. Picture wordplay, railway routes, logic, color challenges and riddles each give you a different kind of puzzle.

A fair race, with room to learn

Everyone gets the same daily puzzles. Your time includes any penalties for mistakes or help, so you can compare results on the same terms. The practice race is there when you want to learn the games without affecting daily standings.

You can play as a guest. Verified guest times appear on the global leaderboard under a numbered Traveler name. An account lets you keep your results and badges across devices, compare with friends, and choose whether to publish your username globally.

More stops ahead

New games will join the rotation over time, bringing fresh ways to play while keeping the daily race quick and easy to pick up. Each new station will have a short introduction before your timer starts.

Built with players

I’m building this independently, and feedback from people playing has shaped the games from the start. If a clue is unclear, a button feels awkward, or you have an idea that would make the next race better, I’d like to hear it.

Thanks for taking a seat.
Nico