Curio’s mini-games

Curio offers six free mini-games to play whenever you like: Categories, where you sort 16 subjects into 4 hidden groups; Word of the day, where you guess a word in 6 tries; Timeline, where you put 5 events back in chronological order; Sudoku, a number grid with a single solution; Word search, where you find a topic’s words hidden in a grid; and Cryptogram, where you decode a Wikipedia sentence enciphered letter by letter. Every game can be played two ways. In free play, a new puzzle is drawn for every game: replay endlessly, with no reward, and the solution is always shown at the end. The daily challenge changes every day at midnight (UTC) and is the same for every player: one game per puzzle per day, no second chance, but everyone plays the same grid, so you can compare your result with your friends. You can play without an account. With an account, every finished daily challenge earns coins and season pass XP, with a bonus once three challenges are done in the day and a booster when every daily challenge is done, your streak of consecutive days is saved, and the solution is shown even if you lose. Finishing at least one challenge a day keeps your streak growing.