The four daily games
Nakze gives everyone the same four little Lebanese games each day — words, proverbs, and two ways to read a map. Learn how each one works, play a real puzzle free, then sign in to keep a streak and climb the weekly board.
- WasleوصلةWasle (Arabic: وصلة) is the daily grouping puzzle on nakze, a Lebanese games hub. You get a grid of 16 words and have to sort them into four hidden categories of four, and every category leans Lebanese: man'oushe toppings, mountain towns, ways to say "yalla move," Fairuz lyrics, mezze on the table. Everyone in the country gets the exact same board each day, so you are racing the same puzzle as your friends.
- AmthalأمثالAmthal (أمثال) is the proverb round on nakze.com, a daily hub of Lebanese games. Each day shows you a handful of famous Lebanese sayings with the ending blanked out, and you pick the right tail from four options. Then a second round flips it around: you pair each proverb with what it actually means. It rewards a feel for how Lebanese grandparents talk, not memorization, and a fresh set lands every day for everyone at once.
- Wein?وين؟Wein? (Arabic for "where?") is the daily map game on nakze.com, the Lebanese games hub. Each day you get five photos taken somewhere in Lebanon, one at a time. You study a photo for five seconds, then it vanishes and a map of Lebanon appears for ten seconds — your job is to drop a pin where you think the shot was taken. From a citadel to a stretch of coastline, every round is a small act of geography from memory.
- DabbousدبّوسDabbous (Arabic: دبّوس, "pin") is a daily geography game on nakze.com, a hub of Lebanese games. Each day you get the same five Lebanese towns, one at a time. We give you only the town's name; you read the country off the back of your mind and drop a pin where you think it sits. The closer your pin lands to the real spot, the more you score. No photo, no clue at first — just a name and your memory of Lebanon.
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