New: Try our online puzzles

These are quick and fun, and you can play on your mobile device or your computer.

New: Try our online puzzles

Do you love solving puzzles but sometimes find yourself pressed for time?

The Daily Herald has unveiled a new package of online “micro puzzles” that take just a few minutes to complete and that you can even play on your smartphone.

You can find the new puzzles by clicking here or in the drop-down menu at the top-left of every HeraldNet.com page.

• Seven days a week you’ll find a new mini-crossword that’s quick, easy and fun to solve.

• Three times a week you’ll be able to play Dynamic DoubleCross, a pop culture puzzle. Solve the puzzle to reveal the hidden personality.

• Two days a week, we’ll offer Plus One, a word search game. Find the missing letter and reveal the riddle.

The new puzzles also will appear in print editions of The Daily Herald starting Aug. 2.

Happy solving.

TRY OUR NEW PUZZLES PAGE

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