Contact
Get in Touch

Corrections and suggestions both welcome.

Email hello@solvedarchive.com.

Reporting a wrong answer

Include the game and the puzzle number — for example “Nonocross 47” or “Blossom 2026-08-24”. Every answer traces back to a source record, so with the number we can check it at source and correct it quickly. Screenshots help but are not required.

Suggesting a game

Tell us which game you are playing and where you currently look for its answers. Games are added one at a time and only when the whole catalogue can be covered and verified, so a suggestion will not appear overnight — but it does go on the list, and player demand is the main thing that decides the order.

Everything else

Questions about how the archive is built are answered on the method page, and how to find things is covered in how it works.

Get unstuck

Finding An Answer

However you arrived here, this is how you find an answer.

1

Search game and number

Type the game name with the number — “Sky Words 4001” — and land straight on that puzzle.

2

Or browse by block

Games are split into blocks of one hundred, each card showing a detail from that puzzle.

3

Follow the chain

Every puzzle links to the ones either side, so you never return to a menu mid-run.

Play smarter

Getting The Most From The Archive

Six habits that turn a lookup into a two-second job.

1

Search game plus number

Type the game name and the number — “Nonocross 10”, “Cryptogram 1000” — to land on the puzzle rather than a listing.

2

Use the level blocks

Games with more than a hundred puzzles are split into blocks of one hundred, each card showing a detail so you can spot the right one.

3

Follow prev and next

Every puzzle page links to the ones either side. Working through a game in order needs no menu at all.

4

Check the letter count

Answers show how many letters they have. A guess of the wrong length is ruled out before you type it.

5

Bookmark a daily game

Daily puzzles are collected each morning and filed the same day, so a bookmark is always current.

6

Look at the drawn puzzle

Grids, flowers and boards are drawn from the data, not described — the picture usually tells you more than the word list.

By the numbers

The Archive

Every figure counted from the data, not estimated.

Games covered25
Puzzles catalogued370,164
Answers on file6,033,088
Daily-mode games4
Daily puzzles2,647
Questions

Common Questions

1How quickly do you reply?+
Corrections are prioritised because they are quick to verify against the source record. Game suggestions are logged and weighed by player demand.
2Is Solved Archive free to use?+
Yes, entirely. Every answer, level listing and daily page is open with no account, no paywall and nothing to install.
3How many games does the archive cover?+
It covers 25 games holding 370,164 puzzles and 6,033,088 answers. Games are added one at a time and only once the full catalogue can be verified.
4How do I report a wrong answer?+
Use the contact page with the game and puzzle number. Every answer traces back to a source record, so corrections are quick to check.

The archive in numbers

Every figure on this site is counted from the data on disk when the page is built. Nothing is estimated, rounded up, or carried over from anywhere else — which is why the totals are uneven numbers rather than tidy ones.

At a glance
Games covered25
Puzzles catalogued370,164
Answers on file6,033,088
Daily-mode games4
Daily puzzles2,647