Name 15 games in a last-letter chain beginning with “M”.

How the daily works

One theme a day, 15 games, everyone plays the same puzzle

• Today’s theme (#48): name 15 games in a last-letter chain beginning with “M”. The theme changes at midnight UTC, and it is the same for every player in the world.
• The judge checks the theme too. A real game that doesn’t fit today’s theme is a miss, exactly like a game the judge can’t find. On letter and Chain days, leading articles are skipped the way shop shelves sort them — “The Witcher” files under W. In Chain, every accepted title’s final letter becomes the starting letter for the next game.
• Streaks live in your browser. Finish a daily on consecutive days and the flame counter climbs. Miss a day and it resets — there is no makeup round.

FAQ

Daily challenge questions

What is the daily Name 15 challenge?

A short themed version of the Name 100 Games challenge. Every day there is one theme — for example games whose titles start with a certain letter, or games released in a certain decade — and everyone in the world gets the same one. You name 15 games that fit, out loud, as fast as you can.

When does the theme change?

At midnight UTC, every day. Finish a daily on consecutive days to build a streak; this browser remembers it.

What counts as a miss?

Naming something the judge can't match to a real game, or naming a real game that doesn't fit today's theme. On letter and Chain days the judge skips leading articles — “The Last of Us” starts with L, not T. In Chain, each accepted title's final letter sets the next starting letter; punctuation and trailing digits are ignored. If the judge can't date a game on a decade day, the guess simply isn't judged; it never counts against you.

Do I need an account?

No. Anyone can play the daily for free, and finished runs get a shareable result page without signing in.