Actorle
Guess a mystery actor from a masked filmography, revealing shared movies and narrowing the age range across eight attempts.
Every daily game DlePick has played and reviewed, in one place. A dle is a small browser game in the spirit of Wordle: one new puzzle a day, the same for everyone, free to play and no account required.
Every game is listed below from A to Z. Open a category for a longer guide to that kind of game. We would rather cover fewer games well than list every dle on the internet, so if a favourite is missing, suggest it and vote for what we should play next.
Guess a mystery actor from a masked filmography, revealing shared movies and narrowing the age range across eight attempts.
Estimate the objects inside 3D containers, then learn from each reveal. Our five-round practice test shows how hidden depth can throw off a guess.
Estimate an angle, refine it with higher or lower clues, then build it yourself. Our test separates exact guesses from the Make round’s tolerance.
Find a hidden five-letter word between dictionary boundaries. An orange dot and percentage distances guide your guesses while trophies reward earlier solves.
Solve clues inside clues until a historical fact emerges in The Atlantic’s daily word puzzle.
Eight contestants, seven timed calls and one hidden measure. Use each eliminated contender’s figure to rethink the next matchup.
Link words by meaning across five rounds, then discover how closely your associations match the game's strongest connections.
Draw football plays, read the opposing call after a failed snap, and adjust. Our daily run covers an offensive win and a goal-line defensive loss.
Identify innocents and criminals by combining truthful clues. Our completed tutorial shows why every mark needs proof.
Make a daily collage from shared materials. We arranged Saturn and a word strip, changed the paper, and finished with a private save.
Rank five trivia topics by confidence, then back your knowledge with a final wager. Our practice run shows how mistakes and lifelines affect points.
Rank countries between visible reference values, then use each revealed statistic to judge the next card. Three wrong placements end the run.
Guess a Costco food price in six tries, using higher or lower arrows and color clues to land within the winning margin.
Pack museum artifacts into a smaller box during a 90-second shift, then keep refining the layout in endless mode.
Split a polygon into equal areas, then refine your line. Cutle keeps your first cut separate from your best, so a better retry does not erase the opening miss.
Clear 21 arrows by opening their exit paths. Our Wednesday board rewarded careful tracing, with three hearts making blocked clicks costly.
Estimate an unlikely number, read your golf-course feedback and decide whether a clue is worth an extra stroke.
Four daily trivia puzzles share a six-orb victory target, letting you choose your strongest topics and leave other cards for later.
Guess a Bible word in six attempts using lamp feedback. A real English word can trigger a discovery instead of counting as a guess.
Name category entries whose values add to 100. Our three-dart round finished on 99, showing how familiar answers can leave an awkward final gap.
Solve 32 five-letter words with 37 shared guesses. Our Practice loss shows why the remaining-guess margin matters.
Identify a country from its electricity mix in six guesses, combining energy charts with distance and direction clues to narrow your search.
Five number questions a day: slide to your best estimate and see how the crowd guessed.