Dotadle asks you to name the day's Dota 2 hero, and it offers four ways in. Classic gives clues on every try, comparing your hero with the hidden one; the other three work from an in-game quote, an ability icon and a cropped slice of a loading screen. A counter shows how many people have already solved it, and yesterday's answer stays visible, Crystal Maiden on one recent day. The draw is that every mode rewards a different kind of Dota knowledge.
Dotadle's own page points to LoLdle and Smashdle as companion games, so those two lead. After them come guessers for other hero-based games, from Heroes of the Storm and League of Legends to Deadlock, Overwatch, Valorant and Marvel Rivals, most mixing a classic clue mode with ability, voice or image rounds. Two narrower picks close the list.
Listed on Dotadle's own page among its other games, and the clearest sibling: the same Classic clue board for League of Legends champions, plus rounds built on quotes, ability icons, emoji and a crop of splash art.
Another game from Dotadle's own list, applying the multi-mode recipe to the Super Smash Bros. roster across five modes, including a Final Smash animation, the disguise Kirby takes after copying a fighter, and silhouettes.
Covers Heroes of the Storm across seven modes, more than Dotadle's four, ranging from a classic clue board to rounds on talents, abilities and color hints, and you can practice outside the daily.
Stays with Heroes of the Storm but puts the classic board first: your picks are checked for difficulty, role, attack type, species and the universe a hero comes from, close to Dotadle's Classic, with a quote and a picture as later hints.
A second League of Legends option for anyone who finishes LoLdle: the classic clues cover things like region, lane and resource type, and extra modes test abilities, skins, stats and lore.
Deadlock heroes across six modes: a stat comparison board like Dotadle's Classic, plus rounds where you spot an ability, read emoji, listen to a line of dialogue or make out blurred and cropped artwork.
Another Deadlock set with five daily puzzles. Its classic board compares eight categories, and the others revolve around an ability icon, a tightly cropped portrait and a conversation where you name the speaker, much like Dotadle's Quote mode.
Overwatch heroes in five modes: colored attribute tiles for the classic board, then the sound of an ability, a snippet of pre-match banter, part of a skin and a concealed ability icon, a close match for Dotadle's set.
For Valorant players: agents are found through clue boards, ability icons and emoji, as Dotadle does with heroes, and two more modes go beyond the roster to weapon skins and spots on a map.
Marvel Rivals gets the same treatment: a classic attribute board, then a silhouette, an ability, emoji and a pixel-blurred picture as alternative routes to the day's hero, and unlimited play once those are done.
A narrow spin on Dotadle's Quote mode: one League of Legends champion addresses another, and you must name both the one speaking and the one being spoken to, with help arriving once you have missed three times.
Brings the format to Brawl Stars, where the classic clue board allows as many guesses as you need and extra rounds use audio, emoji, splash art, a pixel portrait and an ability icon.
Four. Classic gives you clues on every guess by comparing your hero with the hidden one, Quote works from an in-game line, Ability shows an ability icon, and Loading Screen gives you a cropped section of a hero's loading screen. Together they reward knowing how heroes look, sound and play.
Yes. Dotadle's page points to LoLdle for League of Legends, Pokédle for Pokémon, Smashdle for Super Smash Bros., OnePiecedle for One Piece and Narutodle for Naruto. LoLdle and Smashdle use the same mix of a clue board and extra modes, so they are the natural next stops.
Several. HOTSdle and Heroesofthestormdle cover Heroes of the Storm, Deadlockdle and Deadlockle cover Deadlock, and the Owdle daily game, Valodle and Rivaldle do the same job for Overwatch, Valorant and Marvel Rivals, most with a classic clue board plus ability or image rounds.
