Daily Analogy

Daily Analogy is not a single puzzle but a dated training menu. Three formats appear each day: Classic, shown as five analogies; Odd One Out, four pairs with one that doesn't belong; and The Connection, five pairs of words where you must name the link. Above those three is an Easy/Medium/Hard selector that carries over to the cards. The rest of the page uses sporting vocabulary: a weekly league with divisions, a duel against a friend, Classroom mode, an archive and a profile.

1. Choose the difficulty at the top of the day's screen (Easy, Medium or Hard), before selecting a format.
2. Open one of the day's three formats (Classic, Odd One Out or The Connection) whose card indicates the number of questions.

Three different exercises delivered the same day on the same mental mechanic, plus a difficulty selector common to all three: Daily Analogy favors the brain‑gym style over the single‑puzzle model. The presence of a Classroom mode alongside the duel says enough about whom the site is primarily aimed at.

On the home screen, the chosen difficulty is shown on the Classic card, and a Weekly League block displays the current week's division and ranking.

Classic

The card indicates five analogies for the day's session.

Odd One Out

Four pairs are presented; only one doesn't belong.

The Connection

Five pairs of words where you must name the link.

Duel a friend

Button in the Play your way block, presented as a duel against a friend.

Classroom

Button in the Play your way block, next to the archive and the profile.

• The difficulty selector is set before choosing a format: the Classic card displays the chosen level next to the number of analogies.