NintenDoku Archive
Look up which categories came up on a given day and how the community did: how many played, which cell was the hardest and how many answers each cell allowed. The puzzles can only be viewed here, not played.
▶ Play today’s puzzleTuesday, November 10, 2026
Percent: share of attempts in which the cell was solved. “possible”: games that fit according to the database. “named”: how many different ones were actually entered.
Most common misses
- Kirby's Dream LandKirby + First Release Worldwidetried 14 times, but it does not fit
- Kirby: Planet RobobotKirby + 2005-2014tried 11 times, but it does not fit
- Yoshi's CookiePuzzle + SNEStried 11 times, but it does not fit
Distribution of solved cells
All days: November 2026
What does the archive show?
The archive is for looking things up, not for playing. For every finished day it lists the six categories of the daily puzzle, eight in Hardcore mode, plus the results of all players: how often each cell was solved, how many games would have fit according to the database and how many different ones were actually named. A day joins the archive once the next puzzle is out at 6 am German time.
Why are there no solutions?
The archive shows how a puzzle was played, not which games fit. Many categories come back in later puzzles, and a list of answers would give those puzzles away.
Why do some categories say “since adjusted”?
Categories are fine-tuned, renamed or retired all the time, often after community feedback. The archive shows every puzzle the way it was played on that day and marks categories that no longer exist in that form. What changed is listed under News and roadmap.
Where are the numbers across all days?
The analysis of the whole period, such as the average solve rate or how often everyone lands on the same title, is in NintenDoku in Numbers.