The daily frisbee trick-shot puzzle
Daily Disc is a free daily trick-shot puzzle set on a park pond. The opponent stands on an island of tiles, and you throw a frisbee from a platform to knock out the tile under them: curve it, bank it off the blocks on the raft behind the island, and land it in the right place. Everyone plays the same board each day, scored by throws, then time. A new board arrives at midnight where you are, and there is no account to make.
How to play
- Land the disc on your friend's tile to sink them into the pond. Only the tile it lands on breaks.
- Bank it off the blocks on the raft. ^ bounces, ↻ flips the curve, ✕ stops it dead and drops it on the tile below.
- Every block breaks when hit, and the one behind slides forward.
- Press and slide to pick the block you want to hit.
- Let go to lock the line, then drag to bend it around the tree. The way you bend picks your hand.
- Press Throw. Fewest throws wins, then time.
FAQ
Is Daily Disc free?
Yes, Daily Disc is free to play in your browser, on a phone or a computer. There is nothing to buy and nothing to download.
Do I need an account?
No, there are no accounts and no sign-up. Your results and streak are saved in your own browser on the device you play on.
When is a new board out?
A new board starts at midnight in your own time zone. If you have the page open across midnight, reload it to get the new day's board.
How is Daily Disc scored?
By throws first, then time. Each board has a par, and your score is your throws against it: 1 under, on par or +3. There is no limit on throws. The clock starts when the page opens and stops when the opponent drops.
How is par set?
A program tries hundreds of thousands of throws on each board, with both hands and every curve, and par is the fewest throws it found that solve it.
What do the blocks do?
Every block breaks when the disc hits it, and the block behind slides forward into its place. A bounce block, with a chevron, sends the disc back with the same curve. A flip block, with an arrow, sends it back with the curve reversed. A dead block, with a cross, stops the disc, which drops onto the back-row tile below, or into the water if that tile is gone. When a column has no blocks left, the disc flies through the gap and is lost.
What do the tiles do?
A grass tile goes when the disc lands on it. A crate cracks on the first landing and breaks on the second. Ice shatters and takes the four tiles around it with it.
What about the pine tree?
A pine stands on its own islet in the water and never breaks. The disc bounces off it and flies a little less far.
What happens if the disc lands in the water?
The throw is wasted, but it still counts. The same goes for a disc that flies through a gap between the blocks or off the side.
Can I start again?
Yes, until you finish. Reset puts the board back as it started, but your throws keep counting and the clock keeps running. If so many blocks are broken that the opponent can no longer be reached, the game tells you and offers a reset. Once the opponent drops, the day is done, and a reload shows your result.
What does the share text show?
Your score against par, your throws in brackets and your time, then the island as your solve left it, back row at the top: 🟩 a tile still standing, 🟫 armor, ⬜ glass, 🟦 water where a tile broke or never stood, and 🎯 where the opponent fell. A streak of 3 days or more shows as 🔥 and a number.
How does the streak work?
Your streak counts the days in a row you solved the board. Missing a day ends it, and until you solve today's board, yesterday's run still counts.
Does the park change for holidays?
Yes. The park dresses up for Halloween from 17 to 31 October, for Christmas from 1 to 26 December, and for Easter from Palm Sunday to Easter Monday. The puzzle plays exactly the same.
Can I turn the sound off?
Yes, press the speaker button at the top, or the M key. Your choice is remembered on this device.