Clashdle
New
- Genre Puzzle games
- Players 1
- Session 4 min
- Price Free
- Updated
A daily deduction puzzle in the shape that has become familiar: one hidden answer, a limited number of guesses, and feedback after each one that tells you how close you were on several separate attributes rather than simply yes or no. What makes this version work is that the attributes are genuinely independent — cost, type, rarity, role — so a wrong guess is never wasted if you chose it to test something. The optimal opening is not the card you think it is, it is the card that splits the possibility space most evenly, and players who work that out start solving in three or four attempts rather than six. It resets daily, which makes comparing results with other people meaningful and keeps each session to a couple of minutes.
| Keyboard | Type a card name |
|---|---|
| Click or tap | Select from the suggestions |
| Enter | Submit the guess |
How to play Clashdle
- Open with a card that sits in the middle of every attribute rather than one you suspect.
- Read each attribute's feedback separately; they are independent clues.
- Eliminate rather than confirm — a guess that rules out half the pool is worth more than a near miss.
- Keep a mental list of what has been excluded, because the interface will not do it for you.
- Come back daily; the reasoning transfers even though the answer does not.
Tips
- A guess you are confident about is usually a wasted guess, because it tests very little.
- Cost is the most informative attribute early, so prioritise splitting on it.
- If two candidates remain, pick the one that differs on more attributes so a miss still narrows things.
Questions about Clashdle
Is there a new puzzle every day?
Yes, one hidden answer per day.
How many guesses do I get?
A limited number, which is what makes the choice of guess matter.
What does the feedback tell me?
How close you were on each attribute separately.
Is it luck?
Very little, once you start guessing to eliminate rather than to win.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes.
Does it need installing?
No, it runs in the browser.
How long does it take?
A couple of minutes.
