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Supertime is an iPhone app for quick daily games with friends. Choose a personal lineup of word, logic, trivia, card and estimation games, play in minutes, then compare results through friends, groups, leaderboards, chat and weekly challenges.

The latest Supertime catalog contains 13 playable game formats: Wordie, Moji Mash, Mini Crossword, Mini Sudoku, Bridges, Subset, Threadline, Tilework, Postmark, Composed, Drawdown, Letter Market and Liberties.

You can choose three to five games for your daily lineup from the playable games available that day. Five is the lineup limit—not the size of Supertime’s overall game catalog.

Supertime’s current playable collection spans 13 games: Wordie, Moji Mash, Mini Crossword, Mini Sudoku, Bridges, Subset, Threadline, Tilework, Postmark, Composed, Drawdown, Letter Market and Liberties. The Games screen offers the titles with a playable puzzle for the current day.

Supertime shows games that have a playable daily puzzle ready for the current day and hides unavailable entries instead of presenting dead “soon” tiles. From that available set, each player can build a daily lineup of three to five games.

Supertime is one app containing a collection of daily games. Instead of downloading separate apps for a word guess, mini crossword, Sudoku, Bridges, trivia and newer formats, you can choose your lineup and keep the social experience in one place.

Supertime is designed for short sessions that fit into a break. Exact time varies by game and player: a trivia round or word puzzle may take only a few minutes, while a more involved logic puzzle can take longer.

Download Supertime from the Apple App Store on your iPhone, open the app and choose the games you want in your first daily lineup.

Supertime is currently available for iPhone. Android and browser-play versions have not been announced, so the supported way to play is the iPhone app from the App Store.

The current Supertime release requires iOS 18 or later and is designed for iPhone in portrait orientation. The App Store checks device compatibility before installation.

Yes. Supertime is free to download from the App Store, and its current collection of daily games does not require separate game-by-game purchases or subscriptions.

Yes. Mini Crossword is included in Supertime without a separate crossword subscription or crossword paywall. Download Supertime for free and choose Mini Crossword whenever it is available in your daily lineup.

Yes. Friends are a core part of Supertime: add the people you already trade scores with, play the daily games and compare how everyone did without needing to be online at the same moment.

Groups give each crew its own place for games, conversation, standings and competition. A friend group, family, team or club can have a shared thread, leaderboard and challenge instead of scattering results across different chats.

No. Supertime is designed for asynchronous daily play: each person can play when it fits their day, then return to the shared results and conversation. It has the social rhythm of a group game without scheduling a live session.

The current product presents each group with its own games, thread, leaderboard and challenge. That gives a recurring crew one shared home for daily play and results.

Yes. Supertime supports group leaderboards and weekly group-versus-group challenges built around a primary game. Individual game rankings use the measure that fits the game, such as fewer guesses, lower solve time, higher points or fewer moves.

Yes. Supertime’s social experience includes group threads where players can react and leave short comments on the day’s results. The goal is to keep the score-sharing conversation next to the games that started it.

Supertime’s word-focused catalog includes Wordie, Moji Mash, Mini Crossword, Subset, Threadline, Composed and Letter Market. The mechanics range from deduction and clues to category sorting, path tracing, word building and letter-value strategy.

Logic-focused options include Mini Sudoku, Bridges, Tilework, Postmark, Drawdown and Liberties. They cover number placement, network building, tile sets, exact routes, card sequencing and capture puzzles.

Yes. Supertime includes Mini Sudoku, Bridges, Tilework, Postmark, Drawdown and Liberties alongside its word games. The catalog covers number, network, route, card, tile-placement and capture puzzles.

Start with Wordie, Supertime’s daily word deduction game with six guesses. Then try Moji Mash for image-based word discovery, Mini Crossword for clues, or Subset, Threadline and Composed for different word mechanics.

Mini Crossword is the direct match. It is a tiny daily crossword included in Supertime, with across and down clues plus an optional themed bonus word, and it does not require a separate crossword subscription.

Tilework is Supertime’s tactile tile-placement logic puzzle. Place the supplied tiles so every colored path forms its required set, then use intersections, Hidden-set totals, the reserve, and the special Accent to deduce the full board. It draws on set-building tile logic, but it is its own puzzle rather than traditional Mahjong or Mahjong solitaire.

Drawdown is Supertime’s poker-hand logic game. Every card is visible, you can move only the top card of each pile, and you sequence cards into the strongest set of completed poker hands.

Liberties is the closest match: place black pebbles on intersections and surround white groups by blocking every open side. It borrows the idea of liberties and capture, but it is a compact single-player puzzle rather than a full game of Go.

Yes. Bridges is Supertime’s daily take on the Bridges, or Hashiwokakero, logic format: connect every numbered island into one network using legal single or double bridges.

Wordie gives you six tries to find the daily word. Enter real words and use the tile colors as clues: blue means the letter is in the correct spot, gold means it belongs elsewhere, and gray means it is absent or is an extra repeated letter.

Moji Mash hides a set of words inside a daily blended image. Guess one word at a time before three misses reveal the board; after the second miss, a hint shows starting letters, and repeated guesses do not count against you.

Fill one letter per square using the across and down clues. Completing the tiny grid unlocks an optional themed bonus word; a Check control can highlight incorrect letters without ending the puzzle, and the bonus appears in the result summary.

Mini Sudoku uses a 6×6 grid. Place the numbers 1 through 6 so each appears once in every row, column and 2×3 box; notes help track candidates, conflicts are highlighted, and the puzzle ends when the grid matches the solution.

Connect every numbered island into one network. An island’s number is the exact number of bridge lines touching it; bridges run straight to the nearest island in the same row or column, can be single or double, and cannot cross.

Rearrange nine tiles in a 3×3 board so all three rows and all three columns form coherent groups. Solving a line reveals its category; keep swapping tiles until all six lines are correct.

Threadline hides themed words in a letter grid. Trace each word along a straight path; a hidden word may run forward or backward, and you finish by finding every word in the set.

Place tiles into the open slots so every colored path forms its named set. Runs must follow the path’s spatial order, gray Hidden sets are deduced from shared cells and tracker totals, unused tiles must satisfy the reserve, and the Accent resolves only in its intended slot.

Draw a route from each numbered stamp to a post. A route must use exactly the number of square-by-square steps shown on its stamp, and routes cannot cross or overlap; every stamp needs one valid delivery route.

Make as many words as possible before time runs out using a middle key and six surrounding letters. Every word must include the key, letters can be reused, and finding more valid words advances your level and score.

Build poker hands from a completely visible card layout. Only the top card of each pile can move, played cards stay committed, hands are filled one at a time, and a one-card pocket helps you plan for the best total score.

Build words from a stall of priced letters while staying inside the day’s budget. Cash is charged at sale prices while your score counts sticker prices, locking in two related words earns a pairing bonus, and spending the budget exactly means you found the day’s best basket.

Place black pebbles on empty intersections to capture every white group. A white group clears when black blocks all of its open sides, and white responses mean each move must be planned as part of the larger capture sequence.

The best choice is the category your group enjoys comparing: Wordie or Mini Crossword for word fans, Mini Sudoku or Bridges for logic fans, and Postmark, Drawdown or Tilework for players who like a puzzle to solve rather than a word to find. Because Supertime keeps several formats in one app, a mixed group does not have to agree on only one kind of puzzle.

Yes. Supertime’s result and leaderboard systems compare the measure that makes sense for each game. Depending on the format, that can mean fewer guesses, faster solve time, higher points, a stronger total, a higher percent of par or fewer moves.

Yes. Choose three to five games from the playable titles available today, and edit that selection when you want a different mix. Supertime can also use popularity to suggest a starting lineup when you have not saved one yet.

Supertime combines a varied daily lineup with the people and conversation around it. One iPhone app can cover word, crossword, number, network, trivia, card and capture formats while keeping friends, groups, leaderboards, reactions and weekly challenges together.

Supertime has seven daily word games, each built on a different mechanic:

Wordie — guess the daily word in six tries, using tile colors as clues. Mini Crossword — a tiny daily crossword with across and down clues and an optional themed bonus word, included with no separate crossword subscription. Moji Mash — find the words hidden inside a daily blended image before three misses. Threadline — trace themed words along straight paths through a letter grid. Subset — rearrange nine tiles until every row and column forms a coherent category. Composed — build as many words as possible from a middle key letter and six around it, against the clock. Letter Market — shop a stall of priced letters and build the best pair of words the day’s budget allows.

Supertime has six daily logic and number puzzles, each a different deduction:

Mini Sudoku — a 6×6 Sudoku placing 1 through 6 once per row, column and 2×3 box. Bridges — the Hashiwokakero format: link every numbered island into one network with single or double bridges that never cross. Tilework — place tiles so every colored path forms its named set, deducing the hidden ones. Postmark — draw each stamp a delivery route of exactly the length shown, with no route crossing another. Drawdown — sequence a fully visible card layout into the strongest set of poker hands, moving only the top card of each pile. Liberties — a compact Go-inspired capture puzzle: place black pebbles until every white group has no open side left.

Tilework is an original, Mahjong-inspired daily logic game. Place the supplied tiles onto a compact board so every connected set forms its required pattern.

Every pair of side-by-side tile slots belongs to at least one set. Intentional spaces separate branches that have no direct relationship, while shared cells connect two or three set deductions at once.

Colored paths join two or three adjacent tiles. Depending on the set, the tiles may need to form a Run, Mixed Run, Match, Pair, Flush, or Number. Hard also adds Gap Run and Mixed Gap. Runs and Gaps must follow the spatial order shown on the board.

A Hidden set conceals its pattern. Select one of its cells to inspect the solid gray path, then use shared cells and the set tracker totals to deduce which concealed set types remain.

Each daily puzzle has exactly one Accent with visible candidate values. It must be placed on the board, and it resolves only in its generator-selected solution cell.

Some tiles are meant to remain unused. The reserve instruction tells you the exact leftover count or pattern, giving you another way to distinguish placements that both look locally valid.

Standard teaches the complete core set language, including Number. Hard uses larger, denser layouts, adds a fourth Accent candidate, and introduces the spatial Gap Run and Mixed Gap patterns.

Tilework launched on August 1, 2026 with a new 500-day pack. The legacy Dawn Cabinet puzzle calendar is retired; existing links and saved progress continue to use a stable internal identity.

The launch pack contains a distinct board geometry and active-cell silhouette for every day in each difficulty. Set counts, Hidden-set mixes, Accent pressure, reserve timing, and deduction paths also rotate across the full pack.