GRID PRESS turns a daily five-letter deduction puzzle into a small independent magazine delivered to your browser. You have six accepted words to identify the issue’s answer. A teal dot means the letter and position are exact, an ochre hatch means the letter belongs elsewhere, and a graphite dash removes it from consideration. Those marks work without colour, so the puzzle remains readable for colour-vision differences and in high-contrast conditions.
The daily issue is the same for everyone and can be completed once. Winning extends a local streak and adds a stamp to the seven-day strip. The share button copies only the proof marks, never the letters, so friends can compare routes without spoiling the answer. When the daily page is finished, practice mode supplies unlimited fresh words without changing the streak or leaderboard score.
The interface is intentionally tactile: cut-paper keys, letterpress tiles, quiet ink colours and a result sheet that receives a physical-looking approval stamp. It is still real accessible browser UI underneath, with keyboard controls, touch targets, saved progress and readable text rather than a flattened screenshot.
How to play
- Type with the on-screen keyboard or a physical keyboard.
- Press Enter to submit a complete accepted five-letter word.
- Use exact, misplaced and absent marks to narrow the next guess.
- Finish the daily issue to grow your streak, then practise freely.