Mine is New York Times Spelling Bee.

Play every day. Have to solve the pangram and get at least 100 points before bed.

Letter Boxed is a favorite too.

Not much of a gamer here.

I think I might play 2 or 3 games of Hearthstone every week.

That's actually pretty much all I play in games.

My M1 Mini is not a gaming rig.

I've never owned a Playstation, or any other console.

I finally found an iOS chess program that I like, Chess.com , so I’ve been playing a lot.

.....might as well face it.....you're addicted to love.....

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I reject your reality and substitute my own!

At one job, I would play Candy Crush at work when I was struggling to stay awake.

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In tha 360. MRF User Map

On my Mac: World of Warcraft.

On my iPad/iPhone: Sudoku and crossword puzzles (apps, not online).

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It is what it is.

Zynga Poker

on my phone - Battleship
It is something I can easily abandon at any time, then come back to a month later with no need to remember anything.

On my mac - nothing, no games at all. If I need the diversion, I used to just go to one of the flash-based sites, but haven't even done that in more than a year.

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"Those who cannot accept the past are condemned to revise it." -- Geo. Mathias



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Warcraft on my laptop. Currently on personal hiatus.
iPhone: Bejeweled, Freecell. I had a long soduku phase, though, but that's over.



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I haven't played games on my Mac since Crystal Quest, and I think it may be the only game I've ever played on the Mac. Circa 1991...?

On my phone i was playing Flow Free for about a year but it's been a few years. I also played Bubble World for a while. I'm not a game player, really. I just did it to get my brain warmed up.

Used to be Minecraft, but then the kids got sooo into it that it kinda killed my own interest.

I do the NY Times Mini crossword most days but try to steer clear of anything that could suck me in too much.

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I do the NY Times Mini crossword most days but try to steer clear of anything that could suck me in too much.

I do that one, too, but that's typically a thirty second endeavor - almost not even worth mentioning.

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I do the NY Times Mini crossword most days but try to steer clear of anything that could suck me in too much.

I do that one, too, but that's typically a thirty second endeavor - almost not even worth mentioning.

I've never heard of or done one of those before, but I just did one, and yeah, it was ultra easy.

I'll probably never do another one of those again.

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N-OS X-tasy!

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mikebw
I do the NY Times Mini crossword most days but try to steer clear of anything that could suck me in too much.

I do that one, too, but that's typically a thirty second endeavor - almost not even worth mentioning.

I've never heard of or done one of those before, but I just did one, and yeah, it was ultra easy.

I'll probably never do another one of those again.

That and the NYT Spelling Bee (the newsletter version, not the full version) that Lemon Drop mentioned are part of my daily wake-up routine - they help get my brain going in the morning.

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