About DailyOrbs.net

DailyOrbs.net is a written archive of the browser game Daily Orbs. The game itself is played at dailyorbs.com, which is run by DAILY ORBS INC. This site explains the puzzles, keeps the calendar, and links back to the game when you want to play. The desk that writes here answers at [email protected].

How a row gets its status

I start from the public puzzle: the clue, the paired answer, and the “why” line if one is printed. That is one source. For 10, 11, and 12 November 2026 I also read the Daily Orbs Wiki page for that date. Where the pairs match, the day is marked 1 upstream · 2 pages: those pages use the same official game data, so this is corroboration of transcription rather than independent confirmation. 13 November was new on the morning I filed it, so it stays at 1 source; an independent source is required for a stronger verification claim. If two pages disagree, I keep both wordings and name them. I do not average them into a third answer.

Numbers I cannot see stay empty. The public site does not print a finish rate or a hearts-lost average, so the stats page does not invent one. Prices come from the pricing page only, and the table says so. A series edition count stops at the snapshot date written next to it.

Corrections

Email [email protected] with the date, the puzzle title, and the line. If you are right, I change the row and the updated date on that page. I would rather correct a Latin gloss than defend it. The studio has its own correction habit, described on their blog, for their own puzzles. A change to a puzzle on their side is theirs. A change to a sentence on this site is ours.

The site uses original explanatory artwork. Puzzle media without a clear reuse licence stays on the official site; source links let readers inspect it there.

Questions

Who operates DailyOrbs.net?

The DailyOrbs.net desk. Write to [email protected]. We are not DAILY ORBS INC. and we do not answer as the studio.

How do you check an answer?

A row is copied from the public puzzle. When a second public page, such as the Daily Orbs Wiki, prints the same pairs, the label records two pages and one official upstream, because the wiki uses the same game data. One independent upstream stays 1 source.

How do I fix a mistake?

Email [email protected] with the date, the puzzle, and the line you think is wrong. We correct the page and keep the date of the change.

Sources

Checked: 13 Nov 2026.