Harrypotterdle
Five Harry Potter guessing modes: a classic character hunt with attribute clues, plus separate quote, spell, character-description and location rounds.
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Five Harry Potter guessing modes: a classic character hunt with attribute clues, plus separate quote, spell, character-description and location rounds.
Link numbered islands with straight bridges so each gets exactly its count, without any bridges crossing, on grids from 7x7 up to 25x25 at three difficulty levels.
Solve a logic grid laid out like an English parish map, where numbered fields hold the clues and a built-in tutor can show the next forced deduction and its reason.
Name the Hazbin Hotel character, pets like Fat Nuggets included, as each guess is matched on kind, side, role, home, gender and first episode.
Guess how thousands of other players answered the night's questions, a party-style poll game that opens a new round every evening at 11 PM Eastern.
A word duel against the computer: your first guess becomes its target while its opener becomes yours, then six tries each to crack the five-letter word.
Read real news headlines and pinpoint on a map where each story happened, a geography quiz drawn from the news.
Read five real news headlines with no dates and slide to the year each story broke, losing two points per year off from a perfect 100.
Pick an actor from one of three five-face lineups and name a film they appeared in, scoring more for obscure actors and films, with six guesses to spread across the day.
Name a 1950s hit from its opening seconds, with each skip or wrong pick adding a little more of the intro, up to fifteen seconds.
Songs from the 1960s only: hear the first moment of a track and pick its title, unlocking more intro after every miss or skip.
Identify a 1970s song from a sliver of its intro, choosing between hearing it from the very start or from a hook partway through.
A name-that-tune for 2000s music: guess the track from a short clip that lengthens with every skip or wrong guess, aiming for the fewest tries.
Pick out a 2010s track from its first notes, or from a clip of its hook, earning more of the song with each skipped or missed attempt.
Recent songs from the 2020s, played in short bursts; type the title and choose it from the list, with more audio after each miss.
Every answer is a 1980s number-one hit: hear the intro, type the title, and unlock longer clips as you skip or miss; Hook mode plays mid-song instead.
Name a 1990s track from its opening seconds, earning longer clips with every skip or wrong answer; a Hook option plays from the middle instead.
Hear a brief clip of a popular song and name it in up to six tries, with each skip or miss lengthening the snippet.
K-pop edition of the intro-guessing format: hear the opening of a track by groups and soloists, type the title, and earn longer clips after each skip.
Recognize a television theme tune from a tiny opening snippet, with each skip or incorrect pick stretching the clip a little longer.
Read a famous line with only its medium and year, then name the film, show, book or play within six wrong tries, buying clues like genre or speaker for points.
Work out which statistic a colored world heatmap shows across four rounds, with a weekly survival mode that gives you five lives.
Picture how many of the day's unit, such as soccer balls, would stack to match five objects' heights, with 20 seconds per guess and a double-value landmark at the end.
Crack a vault's four-digit code, every digit different, in four attempts by reasoning from intel cards while an alarm clock runs; a practice heist teaches the logic.
Identify a Helldivers 2 enemy or unit by comparing faction, group, role, size, armor, damage and difficulty with each guess.
Five quick self-control rounds: follow the middle arrow despite lying neighbors, ignore where a signal appears, skip no-go shapes, switch rules and tap against the pull.
Find the mystery country within six guesses, each showing how far off and which way it lies, plus how population, area, region, flag colors and coast compare.
Locate a mystery country in six guesses from its region, population, size, flag, distance and direction, with seven more puzzles, like a timeline and a riddle safe.
Six attempts to name a hidden landmark from the UNESCO World Heritage List, with a single optional hint to reveal if the first guesses miss.
Six attempts at a tougher hidden word from the world of The Legend of Zelda, the harder Hero Mode take on a Zelda-themed word puzzle.
Each guess at the hidden Heroes of the Storm hero is compared on role, attack type, difficulty, species, gender, universe and release, with quote and picture hints.
Estimate the pitch of a played sound in hertz, anywhere from 150 to 2,500, over three rounds worth up to 600 points for closeness, with a choice of difficulty and waveform.
A star-battle logic puzzle rebuilt on a board of hexagons, where you reason out which cells hold the stars.
Swap tiles on a hexagonal letter board to spell out words, solving the day's layout without going over the swap limit.
Starting from the goat's hex, choose colors to absorb neighbors of the same shade and spread your patch until it covers the whole board, using the fewest moves you can.
Type a six-character hex code to match the color shown, with each digit marked as too high, too low or correct; a Mini edition also runs.
Guess the hex code of a target color by typing digits 0 to F, with feedback after each try, in a shorter take on the full game.
Locate seven named places on a world map by picking a hex, zooming in to shrink it for more points or out for a safer, wider pick, with three guesses each.
Six tries to guess a six-character hex color code, with green and yellow tiles marking right and misplaced characters; the answer is also the page's own color.
Six tries at a six-letter word split into halves, where blue, orange and gray marks say whether each letter sits in the matching half, the opposite half or not at all.
Slot a set of pieces into a honeycomb-shaped grid until they all fit, a hexagon packing puzzle with a new layout each day.
Name a Wikipedia article from a ten-year chart of its weekly page views, with the article type given and six guesses that bring clues on misses.
Find the smaller synonym hidden in order inside a longer word, as bloom hides in blossom, across three short rounds a day.
Solve a spatial symmetry puzzle built around hidden mirrors, with an optional walkthrough of demo moves before the day's puzzle.
Probe a secret number rule by trying values up to 999 and seeing which fit, then show you have cracked it on a closing exam, plus a two-rule bonus round.