The Marvel games listed here come from two places: the films and comics, and the game Marvel Rivals. Marveldle covers the first. It hides one MCU character a day, with a separate edition for the comics, and marks every name you enter trait by trait. Stall, and it starts giving things away: first a quote, then the character's appearances, then the actor.
The others are built on the Marvel Rivals roster. Each hides one hero a day and checks your guesses against that game's own attributes, such as role, team affiliation, attack type or the season a hero joined. Around that classic round they add quicker side puzzles: a silhouette, an ability icon, a string of emoji, a pixelated portrait, a quote or a map to recognize.
Rivalsdle, Rivaldle and Esportdle keep a streak going from day to day, and two of them let you play on afterward: Rivalsdle with puzzles from past days, Rivaldle with an unlimited mode. Marveldle and Rivaldle each describe themselves as fan projects that Marvel does not endorse.
The one game here for the films and comics. Name any character and each trait comes back marked as a match, a partial match or a miss, with a hint when the answer is higher or lower. The site adds a comics edition, plus a third puzzle called Fantastic Grid.
Four Marvel Rivals puzzles turn over at midnight: a hero from attributes, a map shot that zooms out bit by bit, a blurred outline and a hero known only by ability icons. Two bonus rounds, friend groups and private races against friends come on top.
Five routes to the same Marvel Rivals hero each day: attribute clues, a silhouette, an emoji string, a single power or a pixel-blurred portrait. When the daily is solved, an unlimited mode keeps the guessing going, and a counter keeps your streak.
Part of the Bingedle collection: every guess is compared on gender, role and species, then affiliation, attack type, debut season and difficulty, and a quote, letters and a picture unlock after 5, 9 and 13 tries. Quote, emoji and image rounds are played on their own.
A site of daily guessers for many games, with Marvel Rivals among them: its section asks you to identify a hero, an ability and a piece of splash art each day. League of Legends, Valorant, Minecraft and others have sections of their own, with leaderboards and streaks across all of them.
