Harrypotterdle runs five daily guessing games about Harry Potter. Classic asks for today's character, offering a tip on whether they are dead or alive after four tries and on their occupation after eight. Quote asks who said a line, Spell has you name a spell from its description, Description works out a character from a written sketch, and Location identifies a place from how it is described. A running tally shows how many players have cracked the day's puzzle. Each mode rewards a different corner of a fan's memory.
What unites the list is the daily character hunt, moved to other story worlds, where your guesses are graded against the hidden answer and extra help opens up as you miss. Franchises with spells, powers or a large fantasy cast come first, along with games that have quote rounds like Harrypotterdle's, then a few that bring the format to TV drama, comedy and anime.
Hunts a Hunger Games character, checking every name you try on home district, gender, role, debut and fate, and later offers a line of dialogue as a clue, much like the tips Harrypotterdle hands out after a few misses.
Pairs its main character hunt with group and quote modes, as Harrypotterdle pairs Classic with Quote, and compares each guess on lightsaber color, Force side, species, homeworld, affiliation and debut.
Draws its cast from two series, The Legend of Korra plus Avatar: The Last Airbender, with modes for classic clues, a line of dialogue, an image and a short music cue, a spread close to Harrypotterdle's mix of characters, lines and places.
Covers Naruto and its sequel series across four modes, trait clues, a single eye to recognize, a spoken line and a jutsu shown in motion, with that last one a close cousin of Harrypotterdle's spell round.
Finds a Dune character through powers, faction, status, role, gender, debut and screen, then offers a line of dialogue once five tries have missed, followed by letters and an image, a longer ladder of help than Harrypotterdle's two tips.
Uses magic as one of its clues, alongside film, year, species, age and role, to find a character from Studio Ghibli, offering emoji hints once six guesses miss and an image if you reach eighteen.
Hides an MCU character and unlocks a quote, an appearance list and the actor after set numbers of tries, the same staged help Harrypotterdle gives with its dead-or-alive and occupation tips.
Fills its pool with the hunters, angels and demons of Supernatural, so magic and monsters are part of the puzzle, judged on species, role, fate and seasons, with a quote offered after the fifth miss.
Another supernatural cast, this time from Teen Wolf, where every attempt is checked for pack, eye color, species, side, status and debut, and quote and picture hints arrive as misses add up.
Leaves magic behind for Dunder Mifflin but keeps Harrypotterdle's habit of side modes, with quiz, episode and quote rounds beside a main hunt that weighs season range, branch, department, relationship and job title.
Bundles four One Piece challenges a day, from the day's character and a duel to a mystery figure and a theme song, with blind tests, blurred photos and cards as extras, the same many-modes approach.
Five. Classic hides a character and grades every name you enter against it, Quote asks who said a line, Spell wants a spell named from its description, Description has you recognize someone from a written portrait, and Location wants the place being described. The site also counts the players who have cracked the day's Classic puzzle and names yesterday's character.
Yes. In Classic, a tip about whether the character is dead or alive opens after four tries, and one about their occupation opens after eight. Many games on this list stage their help in a similar way: Dunedle brings in a quote after five wrong tries, followed by letters and an image, and Marveldle unlocks a quote, an appearance list and the actor as you go.
Narutodle has a round where a jutsu animation is the clue to the character, the nearest thing to the Spell mode on this list. Ghiblidle and Dunedle both count magic or powers among their comparison clues, and Supernaturaldle and Teenwolfdle fill their pools with supernatural characters.
