Royaledle

The secret card of the day is already set; all you have is guesses. Royaledle is a fan-made daily guessing game built around Clash Royale cards. It runs in the browser and needs no install.

What is Royaledle?

You type a card name and the game shows how close it sits to today's answer. Elixir cost, rarity, type and arena light up one by one: a green box means an exact match, a grey box tells you to look elsewhere. Every guess trims the list, which is why a deliberately broad opener pays off.

There are four separate modes. Classic works through the clue table, pixel mode asks you to name a card from a zoomed-in image, emoji mode describes it with a handful of symbols, and description mode hands you the card's own blurb. At midnight everything resets and a new card is drawn.

Why kids like it

It takes a couple of minutes a day and ends with a clear result. Recalling card names, comparing clues and ruling options out is a familiar way of thinking for children. Solving the same card as friends on the same day gives everyone something to talk about.

Is it safe for kids?

Yes. Nothing appears on screen beyond card art and clue tables; there are no battle scenes or frightening images. It opens no chat box and asks for no name. Ages 8 and up can play comfortably.

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1. Pick a mode: Switch between classic, pixel, emoji and description from the top menu.
2. Type a card name: The list narrows as you type; choose an entry or press Enter to send the guess.
3. Read the clues: Colours in the elixir, rarity, type and arena columns show how close you got.
4. Rule cards out: Lock in the columns that came up correct and drop every card matching the wrong ones.
5. Narrow with the next guess: Choose a card that splits the remaining options in half so you spend fewer tries.
6. Come back tomorrow: A new card is drawn at midnight and all modes open again.

• Open in the middle: A mid-cost card as your first guess narrows two directions at once.
• Trust the rarity column: Once rarity comes up correct, the candidate list shrinks sharply.
• Note the arena clue: The arena number hints at when the card arrived, so think about its neighbours.
• Watch colours in pixel mode: Even blurred, armour, crown and background tones give the card away.
• Do not repeat a guess: Used cards stay on the board, so check there before typing again.

• Four modes: Classic, pixel, emoji and description each ask for a different kind of guess.
• Colour clue table: Elixir, rarity, type and arena columns update on every attempt.
• Daily reset: A new secret card is drawn at midnight and the modes start over.
• Autocomplete search: The list narrows as soon as you start typing a card name.
• No install needed: Every mode runs straight in the browser.