Brawldle

Brawldle is a free daily guessing game for Brawl Stars fans: each day it hides one secret brawler and asks you to find it by guessing other brawlers and reading the feedback. After every guess it grades your pick against the answer across in-game stats, coloring exact matches green and adding up or down arrows on the ordinal stats, movement speed, range, reload speed, and release year, to show whether the true value is higher or lower. Alongside the classic stat puzzle, it offers side modes that hint at the daily brawler in other ways, such as an emoji-based puzzle.

What is Brawldle?

Brawldle is a daily browser game built around the Brawl Stars roster, the cast of short, stylized fighters from Supercell's mobile arena shooter. The premise sits in the same family as Wordle and the many character guessing games that followed it: there is one hidden answer each day, you reach it through a sequence of guesses, and after every guess the game grades your pick and feeds that grade back to you. In the main classic mode the hidden answer is a brawler, and the grades describe how close your guessed brawler is to the secret one across a set of in-game traits.

Each classic guess is scored on six attributes pulled straight from how the brawler plays: rarity, class, movement speed, range, reload speed, and release year. The board uses color to communicate matches, with a square turning green when your guess shares that exact trait with the answer. The four ordinal stats, movement speed, range, reload speed, and release year, also carry a directional arrow that points up or down to tell you whether the true value is higher or lower than what you guessed, while rarity and class are graded as a simple match or miss. Because the feedback is attribute by attribute rather than letter by letter, a single guess can confirm a class, fence in a release era, and narrow the speed range all at once, which is what gives the game its deduction feel.

What sets Brawldle apart from a plain word puzzle is that it rewards roster knowledge instead of vocabulary. Knowing that a particular brawler is an assassin, was added in a specific year, or has a long reload is the real currency here, so it plays as a quiz for people who follow Brawl Stars closely. Beyond classic, the project offers additional side modes that hint at the daily brawler in other ways, including an emoji-based puzzle and other clue formats, so a player who wants a change of pace can test a different slice of their knowledge while still chasing one brawler. The exact set of side modes can vary, so it is worth checking the site's own menu for what is currently available. Brawldle is fan made and was inspired by an earlier community version, rather than being an official Supercell product.

The difficulty is moderate and self-correcting: early guesses are deliberately broad to gather information, and the color and arrow feedback quickly turns a wide field of brawlers into a short list. The puzzle leans on Brawl Stars specifics rather than guesswork, so progress comes from recalling each brawler's rarity tier, class, stat profile, and roughly when it was added. It suits Brawl Stars fans who enjoy a quick, low-stakes test of how well they actually know the characters, from rarity tiers to release order.

How to play Brawldle

1. Open Brawldle and choose the classic mode to play the daily stat puzzle.
2. Type the name of any brawler and submit it as your first guess.
3. Read the grid: each guess is scored on rarity, class, movement speed, range, reload speed, and release year, with green marking an exact match.
4. Check the directional arrows on the ordinal stats (movement speed, range, reload speed, and release year), which point up or down toward whether the answer is higher or lower.
5. Submit a new brawler that fits every confirmed clue, since you cannot repeat a guess.
6. Keep narrowing down until you name the correct brawler, typically within about six tries.

Tips and strategy

• Open with a brawler whose rarity, class, and release year you know cold, so your first row of feedback is information rich rather than a wasted shot.
• Treat the release year arrow as your fastest filter, since each guess can roughly halve the timeline of possible brawlers.
• Pair a confirmed class with the range result, because roles like assassin, marksman, or artillery strongly imply a typical attack distance.
• Track movement speed and reload speed together, as a fast, quick-reloading profile points to very different brawlers than a slow, heavy one.
• Use every arrow, not just the year one: movement, range, and reload each point higher or lower, so one guess can box in four stats at once.
• When two or three candidates remain, guess the one that would split them, choosing a brawler whose stats differ from the others rather than a likely answer.

Good to know

Resets

Daily, one new secret brawler each day

Cost

Free to play in the browser

Guesses

Typically about 6 attempts in classic mode

Classic stats compared

Rarity, class, movement speed, range, reload speed, release year

Arrows

Up or down arrows on the ordinal stats: movement speed, range, reload speed, and release year

Modes

Classic plus additional side modes, such as an emoji puzzle (set varies by site)

Origin

Fan made, based on the Brawl Stars roster (not an official Supercell game)

Brawldle FAQ

Is Brawldle free?

Yes. Brawldle runs in your web browser at no cost, and you do not need an account to play the daily puzzle.

How many guesses do you get in Brawldle?

Classic mode typically gives you around six guesses to identify the hidden brawler. You cannot repeat a guess, so each attempt should add new information.

When does Brawldle reset?

It resets once a day, putting a brand new secret brawler in play. Daily -dle games of this type commonly roll over at midnight, though the exact reset time is not confirmed for this game.

Is Brawldle related to Wordle?

It is inspired by Wordle's one-puzzle-a-day, guess-and-get-feedback format, but it is a fan made Brawl Stars game and is not made by the creators of Wordle or by Supercell.

What do the colors and arrows mean in Brawldle?

Green marks an attribute that exactly matches the answer. The ordinal stats (movement speed, range, reload speed, and release year) also show an arrow that points up or down to tell you whether the true value is higher or lower than your guess, while rarity and class are graded as a match or a miss.