Headshots, Arrow Game, and Whiskerdoku are now listed in the DLE Directory. None of the three requires a sign-in. If you want a movie daily that starts from portraits, start with Headshots. If you want a timed clear with a shared ranking, start with Arrow Game. If you want a quiet logic board at your own pace, start with Whiskerdoku.
Headshots is three lineups of five
Headshots, from Smashcut Games, lays out three lineups of five actors. For each lineup, name a film that any of the five appears in. Six guesses cover the whole day. A miss costs one. If the guesses run out, unfinished lineups are lost.
The scoring tips toward the obscure. Rarer faces and less common titles multiply what a cast pays, so the easy film that everyone knows is not always the best play. A display name is optional. The site uses TMDB data and is not endorsed by TMDB.
Choose Headshots if you want a film daily that begins with people rather than a silhouette or a blank title list. It sits next to Typecast and On Location on Smashcut, but the loop is different: faces in, film title out.
Arrow Game is a daily boss clear
Arrow Game asks one question on every board: which arrow has a clear path off the edge? Tap when the lane is open; a blocked tap costs a heart. Challenge Center posts a named daily boss with a timer and a daily ranking, so the shared puzzle is that boss, not the campaign.
Beside the daily sits a 1,000-level run with coins, combos, hints, shields, and Unstoppable Arrows that punch through a blocked lane. Those tools also appear on the boss when you have them. No account is required.
Choose Arrow Game if you want a short timed clear and a ranking to compare, not a film or language puzzle. The campaign is there when the boss is done; it does not replace tomorrow’s boss.
Whiskerdoku is one cat per region
Whiskerdoku is a cat-placement logic puzzle in the browser. Put exactly one cat in each row, each column, and each colored region. Cats cannot touch, including on corners. Daily challenge posts one fixed board dated in UTC. Journey (300 boards) and Free practice sit beside it.
Hints can mark a batch of squares that cannot hold a cat, and Assist places one correct cat once per attempt. Progress stays in the browser. The site is independent of the official Meowdoku mobile app; some Journey openings reproduce documented Meowdoku boards, and the rest are original.
Choose Whiskerdoku if you want a quiet deduction board without a shared film cast or a countdown you cannot pause. Optional goals and timers exist, but the daily itself does not force a deadline.
Which should I try first?
Start with Arrow Game if you only have a few minutes and you want a timed clear with a ranking. Start with Headshots if you know faces better than titles and you like a six-guess film day. Start with Whiskerdoku if you want to mark exclusions and think without a boss timer.
Headshots and the other Smashcut dailies share a display name, but they do not share a board. Arrow Game’s campaign is not the daily. Whiskerdoku’s Journey is not the UTC challenge.
FAQ
Are these three games updated daily?
Yes. Headshots posts three shared lineups with each new Smashcut cut. Arrow Game posts a named daily boss in Challenge Center. Whiskerdoku posts one fixed Daily challenge dated in UTC.
Do they require an account?
No. All three play in the browser. Headshots allows an optional display name. Whiskerdoku keeps boards and records on the device.
How long do they take?
Arrow Game’s daily boss is usually the shortest of the three when the timer is running. Headshots is three lineups under six guesses. Whiskerdoku depends on the grid size; a quiet 6×6 can take several minutes, and larger Journey boards take longer.
Is Whiskerdoku the same as Meowdoku?
No. Whiskerdoku is an independent browser game and guide site. Meowdoku is a separate mobile product from Oakever Games. The placement rules are the same family of puzzle.
Conclusion
If you want three film casts from faces, start with Headshots. If you want a timed arrow boss and a daily ranking, start with Arrow Game. If you want one cat per row, column, and color on a dated board, start with Whiskerdoku. Tomorrow will change the lineups, the boss, and the regions. It will not change which of those three you actually enjoy reading.