2 Puzzles

There are several specific rules to search puzzles on this bar. You can simply write anything in the bar and we will show you puzzles that match the exact words from you in its description.

To search on the basis of authors, type [author: authorname]. There can be anything in authorname placeholder, just enclose that in third brackets, with the specified format. The name must match exactly, with spaces and cases.

To search on the basis of description, type [description: words]. There can be anything in words placeholder, just enclose that in third brackets, with the specified format.

To search on the basis of solved, type [solved: solved]. There can be either 0 or 1 in the solved placeholder, just enclose that in third brackets, with the specified format. If you want puzzles, that has not been solved yet, just use [solved: 0]

To search on the basis of tags, simply use [tagName]. Look at the list of tags here. As an example, to have puzzles that have the tag mathematics in it, simply use [mathematics]. Also, you can use watched to mark tags that has been watched by you and ignored, to mark tags that have been ignored by you.

There are many rules based on date. You can use [time: timeFormat], where the placeholder timeFormat can have different values. To set any past date, use the YYYY-MM-DD format, like today is 2025-10-26. Other valid placeholders are today, yesterday, this week, last week, this month and last month. Only use the one that's suitable for you.

To use different criteria at once, separate them using a comma. Like, I need the puzzles, created last month with tags image and english-grammar, that has been solved at least once. I shall use [time: last month], [image], [english-grammar], [solved: 1]

If you use square brackets, you are not allowed to write anything without it. For example, an invalid search query is: [wordle] Made from wordle, rather you should use [wordle], [description: Made from wordle]