Four daily puzzles — trivia, words, geography, science
Daily Orbs is a free, web-based daily puzzle site that offers four matching-style puzzles every day across trivia, words, geography/nature, and history. Players collect orbs for correct answers, and the same puzzles rotate on a daily calendar with a browsable archive of past dates.
Each day features four puzzles: Figure It Out (match phrases to figures of speech), Out on a Limb (match trees to their leaves), Coin or Kingdom? (decide whether a name refers to a real coin or a real kingdom, past or present), and Game Lines (match iconic video game lines to their games).
All puzzles use a matching format — for example, pairing ten figures of speech (alliteration, zeugma, spoonerism, etc.) with example phrases, or pairing ten trees like Ginkgo and Sassafras with their leaves.
A monthly calendar view shows which days' puzzles are completed, in progress, or not started.
An archive lets players go back and play puzzles from previous dates.
Each puzzle includes a 'Reveal Answers' option, a per-puzzle 'did you like this?' rating, and a feedback submission option.
Players can share today's results and follow the game on Bluesky and X, join its Discord, and rate it on Listdle.
Visit the site on any given date to get four fresh matching puzzles covering figures of speech, tree species, coins vs. kingdoms, and video game quotes.
Correct answers earn orbs; the day is 'won' by completing all four puzzles, and the calendar tracks completion status per date.
After playing, share today's results with others, or browse the archive to play puzzles from earlier dates.
The site shows no pricing or paid plans; Daily Orbs is playable free in the browser.
Daily Orbs is a daily puzzle site with four puzzles covering trivia, words, geography/nature, and science-adjacent topics. You collect orbs with correct answers and win the day by completing all four.
The daily set includes Figure It Out (match phrases to figures of speech), Out on a Limb (match trees to their leaves), Coin or Kingdom? (decide if a name is a real coin or a real kingdom), and Game Lines (match iconic video game lines to their games).
The site shows no pricing or subscription information; it is playable for free in the browser.
No native mobile apps are mentioned; the game is presented as a website.
Yes — the site includes an archive and a calendar showing completed, in-progress, and not-started days.
The site does not state whether it is open source. It is labeled as a Beta product.
Daily Orbs has a Discord community, is on Bluesky and X, and can be rated on Listdle.
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Seven flags. Guess which are real and which are invented.
