Weft
weft.yukigames.workers.devDaily pattern gauntlet: 5 quick logic puzzles, the same for everyone each day. Pick what comes fifth in a hidden-rule sequence, find the odd one out, apply A→B's change to C, finish a 3×3 weave, and spot the panel that breaks a rule. Scored 0-100 per round, emoji share trail, streaks. No signup.
Weft
Logic & Math
The rules
- There are five puzzles a day, the same five for everyone.
- Each round scores from 0 to 100.
- A wrong tap costs 25 points.
- A second wrong tap ends the round.
How to play Weft
Five pattern puzzles a day, the same five for everyone.
- NEXT - four panels follow a hidden rule. Pick what comes fifth.
- ODD SET - five panels, one doesn't belong. Tap it.
- FLOW - watch A become B, then apply that same change to C.
- GRID - finish the 3x3 weave so the rules hold across and down.
- RULE BREAK - the panels all share two rules, except one panel that snaps one. Find it.
The facts
- Runs on
- weft.yukigames.workers.dev
- Category
- Logic & Math
- Languages
- English, French, Spanish, German, IT, PL, PT, NL, RU, JA, ZH
- How often
- A new puzzle every day
- On BoreGame since
- August 2026
- Last updated
- October 17, 2026
- Price
- Free, no signup
Questions about Weft
What are the rules of Weft?
There are five puzzles a day, the same five for everyone. Each round scores from 0 to 100. A wrong tap costs 25 points. A second wrong tap ends the round.
How do you play Weft?
Five pattern puzzles a day, the same five for everyone. NEXT - four panels follow a hidden rule. Pick what comes fifth. ODD SET - five panels, one doesn't belong. Tap it. FLOW - watch A become B, then apply that same change to C. GRID - finish the 3x3 weave so the rules hold across and down. RULE BREAK - the panels all share two rules, except one panel that snaps one. Find it.
Where can I play Weft?
On weft.yukigames.workers.dev. You can also start it from this BoreGame listing.
How it compares
If you play Weft, the closest things to it in the catalogue are Fermi Unlimited, RNGdle and Shikaku of the day. They sit in the same logic & math category. See the full list of alternatives.
