Four words have been slotted together into a cross.
Use the remaining letters to fill in the four words.

Match up each of the words on the left, with a word on the right, to create a longer word.

Use the four grey/white numbers, and combine them with your best maths skills, to try and find all the values shown on the bingo card.

The islands need bridges, but only the exact number of bridges displayed within!
Using on horizontal or vertical bridges, and no more than two bridges in a single direction, connect the islands to each other.

A simple maths game.
Fill out the numbers so that each row, column and diagonal adds up to the shown target.

Try to find a single loop within the maze which crosses all four of the Hearts, but doesn't ever cross itself.

A simple "Guess the Word" game.
Can you find a word, or multiple words, which fit within the space provided?

Find a path from the top to the bottom of the maze, which moves from spot to spot using the order of the symbols shown at the bottom.

Try to place all the extra cards within the grid, so that each row and column adds up to 21.

Fill the grid with all the numbers 1 through 9, such that the equations and results are correct.

Find as many words as you can, which all contain the central letter from the wheel.
There's one complete anagram in the wheel. Can you find it?

Try to triangulate the position of the square that should contain the number 0. Each number on the grid represents how many steps away from 0 that square is.

Fill out each word, either adding one letter to the top, or removing a letter from the bottom, such that each row contains a valid word.

Some of the blank domino faces should not be blank. Try to figure out which, and fill out the correct values, without creating duplicate dominos.

Try to make a constant path through the hexagonal maze, looping around so that the path runs sequentially from number 1 to number 24.

Each of the extra tiles can be added to one of the words, and scrambled to create new longer words.
Try to decide which letter goes where, to make what words!

Fill out the equations so that the result eventually reaches the target at the bottom.

Fill out the combinations using the numbers 1 through 9, ensuring the totals on each row and column are accurate.

Fill the grid with the letters laid out below.
Each six letters is a complete word. Unscramble the words, then find their correct places on the grid.

Within four moves, try to reach the target value, by moving through the grid to adjacent squares.

Each row and column should contain the numbers 1 to 5. The arrows show a point where one number is larger than an adjacent number.
Use the arrows to help guide you in placing the numbers within the grid.

Using only the numbers 1 through 9, fill out the grid so that each of the triangular figures displays the total on the adjacent squares in the direction given.

Draw borders within the grid, wrapping one of each of the five icons within each loop.

A single continuous loop has been created. Use the numbers in the grid to help you reconstruct the loop.
The numbers in the grid tell you how many of that square's edges contain part of the loop.

The product of each row and column is shown. Try to figure out which of the numbers in the grid shouldn't be there, and erase them.

Use the movement ranges of all of your pieces on the board, to track down the one single square in which the opponent's King is hiding.