I built a dual crossword puzzle where two crosswords share one grid
Two crosswords in one grid with diagonal-split tiles creates genuinely novel solving decisions.

Another daily word game clone with user-generated content, but the builder looks rough.
Word game enthusiasts and puzzle creators
NYT Crossword · Wordle · Infinite Craft
I’ve shared my daily word game Tiled Words here a few times in the past: https://tiledwords.com
I just added support for people to make their own puzzles using the tools I use to make all of the daily puzzles.
I also created a video showing how the tool works if you’re curious: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=d8_zhMKd0Yg
I’m really excited to see what people make and solve some puzzles!
Two crosswords in one grid with diagonal-split tiles creates genuinely novel solving decisions.
Shared multiplayer crossword with a 1M word database.
Every word pairs a crossword-style text clue with an image hint generated and linted by an LLM/image pipeline — that's a clever UX twist that forces semantic reasoning instead of guesswork. The creator also built a nontrivial quality pipeline (Swiss-style LLM matches + Wilson lower-bound scoring) to pick good puzzle words, which is an uncommon level of rigor for a hobby game. UI shows thoughtful interactions (hint taps reveal/remove letters, center-letter rule, PWA install), though clarity around image provenance and accessibility could be tighter.
The project grafts hexadecimal arithmetic onto a tiled crossword mechanic — you pick squares or shapes that represent a target hex number, with difficulty toggles, a timer, and an on-demand hint (press H). The UI is clean and immediately playable, but the core idea is a clever niche twist rather than a broad innovation; it could use better onboarding, scoring explanation, and shareable hooks to make it stick.
Polysemy-based daily puzzle unlocking archaic to obvious definitions over four clues.
Wordle-style daily format for constraint-based crosswords—revives a dead site cleanly.