Today's game stop
Pokédle
Pokédle is a bundle of eight daily Pokémon guessing games where you identify Pokémon from sprites, cries, fusions, drawings, Pokédex clues, stats, shinies, or gym teams; every puzzle set resets each midnight local time.
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Pokédle collects eight short Pokémon puzzles into one daily routine that everyone plays together. The site offers Draw That Pokémon, Guess the Fusion, Higher or Lower, Guess That Pokémon (zoom-out), Identify that Cry, Pokédex Trivia, Spot the Fake Team Member, and Spot the Shiny. You can play the daily set without creating an account and your progress is tracked locally.
Each game's rules differ: some let multiple rounds or mistakes, others give limited guesses. The daily puzzles are the same for all players and a new set appears at midnight in your local timezone. In addition to the daily challenges, Pokédle advertises an Unlimited mode with zero cooldowns so you can play without waiting between rounds.
How to play Pokédle
- Open Pokédle and choose one of the eight listed games for today's daily challenge.
- Read the instructions shown for that specific minigame to learn allowed guesses, rounds, and mistake limits.
- Make your first guess using the provided search or selection interface and submit it.
- If incorrect, follow the game's feedback (for example an image zooms out, or the cry plays again) and continue until you run out of guesses or you solve it.
- Repeat for the remaining seven daily puzzles or switch to Unlimited mode to play additional rounds without cooldowns.
Tips for Pokédle
- For Guess That Pokémon, start with a broad silhouette guess that narrows down color and body shape since the image zooms out incrementally with wrong guesses.
- In Guess the Fusion, name both halves; partial credit is given so prioritize identifying the head or the most distinctive half first.
- In Higher or Lower, conserve allowed mistakes by choosing middle-of-the-road BST candidates early to gather information over ten rounds.
- For Spot the Shiny, compare subtle palette shifts across the four recolors and ignore line art details since all options share the same sprite pose.
Pokédle FAQ
What is Pokédle?
Pokédle is a collection of eight free daily Pokémon guessing games bundled together, including sprite, cry, fusion, drawing, Pokédex clue, stat comparison, shiny spotting, and fake-team puzzles; every player sees the same eight puzzles each day and the set resets at midnight in your local timezone.
Is Pokédle free to play?
Yes, Pokédle is free to play and does not require an account; the site states every game is free and that your stats are stored locally in your browser.
When does the new daily puzzle set come out?
A new daily puzzle set for every game appears at midnight in your local timezone, and the same puzzles are shared by all players on that day, according to the site.
Which Pokémon are included in Pokédle puzzles?
Pokédle includes all 1,025 Pokémon from Generations 1 through 9 in its puzzle pool, and the Spot the Fake Team Member game draws from gym leader and Elite Four rosters across all regions.
How many guesses or rounds does each game allow?
The allowed guesses and rounds vary by minigame: Draw That Pokémon gives 60 seconds to draw, Guess the Fusion has eight rounds with partial credit, Higher or Lower has ten rounds with two mistakes allowed, Guess That Pokémon and Identify that Cry offer six tries, Spot the Fake Team Member is five rounds with three mistakes allowed, and Spot the Shiny is ten rounds with three mistakes allowed.
Can I play more than the daily puzzles?
Yes, Pokédle offers an Unlimited mode that removes cooldowns so you can play additional rounds beyond the single daily set; the site describes Unlimited Mode as having zero cooldowns.
Is there a harder option or mode?
Yes, the site lists a game labeled HARD called Higher or Lower which is a tougher minigame consisting of ten rounds where you may make up to two mistakes while picking the higher Base Stat Total.
Is Pokédle like Wordle?
Pokédle is often searched as a Pokémon Wordle because it provides a daily shared puzzle experience and short guessing games, but it is a bundle of multiple distinct Pokémon minigames rather than the single-word-guessing mechanic Wordle is known for.
