PipPeekSeptember 25, 2026 · UTC
Down by the pond
Find the odd one out in this 9×9 picture grid featuring duck.
Give it a try
Look closely at this crowd of duck characters. One small detail is different.
This leaderboard is closed. Play as often as you like; practice won’t add a daily discovery or a leaderboard time.
Daily leaderboard
September 25, 2026 · UTC · Fastest first
No hints · Wrong taps add 5 seconds · Equal millisecond times share a rank
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View daily leaderboardA little reason to come back
Everyone gets the same odd one out puzzle each day. Find the different picture, compare times if you like, and come back tomorrow for another little discovery.
How do daily discoveries work?
Finish the day’s puzzle to mark that date automatically. Hints are welcome. Miss a day and your earlier discoveries stay yours — there’s no streak to lose.
The daily leaderboard is optional. Your first try counts, with 5 seconds added for each wrong tap. Times using a hint are kept off the board. Equal times share a place.
Everyone gets the same puzzle at the same time. Puzzle dates follow UTC and may differ from the date where you live. The countdown shows when the next puzzle arrives; its reset time is shown in your local time zone.
To join that puzzle’s leaderboard, finish your first try without a hint and choose “Add to leaderboard” before the daily reset at 00:00 UTC. Sharing a result with friends does not add it to the leaderboard. If you finish later, your discovery still belongs to the puzzle’s original date. Older puzzles started later are just for practice.
Finished? Play again for fun. Replays are practice: your first result, daily record and leaderboard time stay unchanged.