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Press & media kit
Everything you need to write about Free To Play Puzzles: a short description, key facts, brand assets and a direct line to us.
Boilerplate
Free To Play Puzzles (freetoplaypuzzles.com) is a free browser games site offering 44 puzzle, word, card, board, arcade and brain training games, including daily Sudoku, crosswords and word puzzles that are the same for every player worldwide. Games run instantly on phones, tablets and computers with no downloads or sign-up, and players can compete on global leaderboards. Launched in 2025, the site is based in the United States and funded by advertising.
Key facts
| Name | Free To Play Puzzles |
|---|---|
| Website | www.freetoplaypuzzles.com |
| Launched | February 5, 2025 |
| Based in | United States |
| Games | 44 free browser games (see all) |
| Daily content | New daily puzzles every day, identical for every player |
| Community | Global leaderboards with anonymous nicknames, no account needed |
| Guides | 1,000+ strategy guides and articles on the blog |
| Price | Free, supported by advertising |
| Platforms | Any modern web browser on mobile, tablet or desktop |
Brand assets
You’re welcome to use our logo and name when writing about Free To Play Puzzles. Please don’t alter the logo, change its colors or imply an endorsement or partnership that doesn’t exist.
Brand colors
Violet #6A4BFF
Primary brand color
Orange #FF6B3D
Accent and calls to action
Amber #F5A300
Highlights and daily puzzles
Mint #10B981
Success and progress
Pink #FF3D7F
Secondary accent
Please write the name as Free To Play Puzzles (four words, each capitalized). Screenshots of any game on the site may be used for editorial coverage.
Story angles
- The daily puzzle habit. Why short, shared daily puzzles have become a morning ritual for so many people, and what makes a puzzle that everyone plays on the same day feel social even when you play it alone. See our daily challenge.
- Free brain training without the hype. What research does and doesn’t say about puzzles and the brain, and why we avoid miracle claims. Our cognitive benefits guide is a good starting point.
- Classic games, rebuilt for phones. How games like Solitaire, Sudoku and Mahjong translate to touch screens without losing what made them great.
- Play without accounts. How leaderboards can work with anonymous nicknames rather than logins and personal data.
Media contact
For interviews, data requests, review questions or anything else, email support@freetoplaypuzzles.com with “Press” in the subject line, or use our contact form. More background is on our about page.