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June 13, 2009Make your own word searches! A very simple form-method to create puzzles with your own word lists, of almost any size you’d like. The...
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June 13, 2009More than 30,000 word search puzzles, but the site is marred with an excess of advertisements which can make it tricky to navigate. No online solving – print-outs only.
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June 13, 2009Offers two sample (print offline only) acrostic puzzles, with the option to purchase groups of eight puzzles for $2.00 each.
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June 13, 2009High-resolution, print-quality PDF acrostic puzzles suitable for printing and solving with pencil and paper. Two new acrostic puzzles are added each day. Hints and solutions available for all puzzles via the web site.
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June 13, 2009Arthur Bloch adds a new twist to an old favorite – instead of “crossword type” clues, the clues here are four-line rhyming poems. (Regular “backup clues” are provided in case you get stuck.)
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June 13, 2009Though the site pushes a pay-to-play membership, there are a handful of free “guest” double crostic puzzles to play here, using a custom java applet.
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June 13, 2009Offers what appears to be just one online-solvable puzzle, via a java applet. The solving interface works well, though it can be a bit cramped. Hints available if you get stuck.
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June 13, 2009More like mini-acrostics, these are shorter than normal acrostic puzzles and don’t include the author/source in the first letter of every clue. Competitive play available via free registration.
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June 13, 2009Offers a unique daily crossword puzzle using the Crossword Compiler java applet. Gameplay is slick and easy, with hints and solutions available within the game playing environment.
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June 13, 2009The undeniable pinnacle of crosswords. The New York Times offers paid-subscriptions for their daily crosswords, but you can access selected archived puzzles for free.
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