ClashDle Classic
Guess any card and compare. Green means that fact matches today’s card, an arrow means aim higher or lower.
How to play
- Name any Clash Royale card.
- Each of its nine facts is compared with the card of the day: gender, type, rarity, elixir, how many figures it puts down, melee or ranged, ground or air, movement speed and release year.
- Green means that fact is the same. An arrow points the way for numbers and for ordered values like rarity and speed.
- Guess as often as you like; the number of guesses is your score. A new card arrives at midnight UTC.
Reading the colours
- Green — the same as the card of the day.
- Red — not a match. Where the values have an order, an arrow points at the card of the day: higher or lower.
- Gold — partly right, for a card that is both male and female against one that is either.
- A dash — the fact does not apply. A spell has no reach and nothing to count; two dashes count as a match.
Prefer to guess from a picture?
ClashDle, the picture game, shows you a close-up of a card's artwork and gives you five guesses, with the image opening up after each miss. Classic is the unlimited one: keep naming cards until the columns narrow it down. Both get a new card at midnight UTC.
Where the facts come from
Elixir, rarity and type come from Supercell's official API, the same source behind our card statistics. Count, range, speed, whether a card flies and the year it was released are read from the Clash Royale wiki's card tables.
Questions
What kind of game is this?
A Clash Royale take on Wordle, played on card stats: every card you name is compared with the card of the day, fact by fact, until the matches point at one card.
How many guesses do I get?
As many as you need. The game keeps counting, and your score is how few guesses it took.
What does the arrow mean?
The card of the day is higher or lower on that fact: more elixir, more figures, a later year, a rarer card or a faster one.
Why do some tiles show a dash?
Because the fact does not apply to that card. A spell has no reach, speed or figure count, and a building has no gender. Two dashes count as a match.
When does the card change?
At midnight UTC, the same moment the picture game changes. Today’s card is revealed on this page once you name it.
Does it use evolutions and hero cards?
No. Classic compares the facts of the card itself, so each card appears once, whatever forms it has.
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