The Loop is a Game of Pictogram Logic

Britannica gives us a game that has nothing to do with words. Instead, in The Loop, you get a circle of twelve spots, and twelve icon images. The goal is to arrange the images in order so that each image is logically connected to the next, even when the circle reconnects at the top. The first image is placed for you, and you can go in either direction. Click on an image to get a larger version if you have trouble figuring them out. The images can be linked in many different ways, like a common idiom, the shape, if they are often seen together, etc. With some, you really have to think. 

You have five chances to check your progress as you go, green meaning correct and red meaning wrong. A yellow circle means that two images are linked, but they may be in the wrong order or the wrong place. You will start with today's game, and afterward you will be directed to previous daily games. I didn't have much trouble with today's game, and this screenshot is the beginning of yesterday's game. -via Metafilter