Royaledle

A daily deduction puzzle in the wordle shape, applied to a card game's roster. There is a card to identify, and each guess reports which of its attributes — cost, rarity, type, target, speed — matched the answer, so the puzzle is about choosing guesses that split the remaining possibilities rather than about guessing correctly early. That is the distinction that makes these games worth playing. A guess that is plausible but narrows nothing is a wasted attempt; a guess that is almost certainly wrong but separates the field in half is a good one. Players who know the roster well have an advantage, but the deduction is the larger part of it, and the feedback is detailed enough that a methodical approach gets there consistently. It takes a few minutes, there is one puzzle a day shared by everybody, and the attempt limit is the only pressure. Knowing the source card game helps and is not required, since the attributes are shown as you learn them. It works on a phone, needs no account, and is a good three-minute habit rather than something to sit down with.