About Brain Games
Puzzles with a Delhi twist. Metrodle asks which Delhi Metro station three emojis stand for, Mohalla Mystery is a whodunit in a colony, Shaadi Seating seats a whole family at a wedding without a fight, and Mithai Match is a match-3 with 60 levels.
For school-going children there is Maths Sprint, sixty-second rounds for class 3 to 8, and Class Champion, ten questions a day for ages 9 to 14 that score points for their school.
Several of these have a new puzzle every day, the same for everyone in NCR, so it’s easy to make them a morning habit and compare scores at the dinner table.
Questions people ask
Which puzzles change every day?
Metrodle, Mohalla Mystery, Shaadi Seating, Class Champion and the daily challenges in Mithai Match, Auto Jam and Maths Sprint. The new ones come at midnight.
Which brain games help with school?
Maths Sprint covers tables, fractions, decimals, percentages and simple equations for class 3 to 8. Class Champion asks maths, science, English, India and the world questions for ages 9 to 14.
Do I need an account?
No. Scores and streaks are kept on your phone. Add a name only if you want to appear on a leaderboard.