Clasherdle

Clasherdle is a daily guessing game from Pixel Crux that hides one Clash unit each day and gives you six tries to name it. Every guess is graded against the secret answer across traits like type, cost, and target, with matches turning green and arrows steering you up or down on the numbers. It runs in Clash Royale mode by default and can switch to a Clash of Clans mode in the settings.

What is Clasherdle?

Clasherdle is a daily browser puzzle for fans of Supercell's Clash games, built and run by Pixel Crux at clasherdle.pixelcrux.com. Each day it locks in one secret unit and challenges you to name it in six guesses or fewer. The same daily answer is served to everyone, so the puzzle is a shared test rather than a private one, and your job is to read the clues each guess returns and converge on the right unit before your tries run out.

What sets Clasherdle apart from a plain letter game is that it does not score spelling at all. It scores knowledge. When you submit a guess, the game lines your unit up against the hidden answer across a row of attributes and tells you how close you are on each one. By default the page runs in Clash Royale mode, where the answer can be any battle deck card of any type or rarity, and the compared traits include details like type, rarity, elixir cost, and where the card unlocks, plus targeting rules such as ground versus air. In the settings you can switch to Clash of Clans mode, where the pool becomes troops, spells, and buildings from the main village and the compared attributes shift to cover things like category, cost, housing space, and what the unit targets.

The feedback is color and arrow based rather than word based. An attribute that exactly matches the answer turns green, while a numeric stat that is off shows an up or down arrow telling you the real value is higher or lower than the one you guessed. That arrow system is the heart of the deduction: a single guess can fence the elixir cost or housing space into a range and quietly eliminate dozens of candidates. As you type, an autocomplete list offers valid units, so you spend your attention on which unit to test rather than on remembering exact names. The game keeps your daily statistics, including days played, win percentage, current streak, and longest streak, which is what gives the once a day format its pull.

Pixel Crux launched Clasherdle in November 2023, timing it to the Clash competitive world finals, and it sits alongside the studio's other Supercell companion tools. The vibe is brisk and friendly: a few minutes a day, light enough that a casual Clash player can finish it, but rewarding enough that knowing rarities and costs cold actually pays off. A built in Endless mode serves random one off puzzles for anyone who wants extra practice, though those rounds do not count toward the daily statistics. It is the kind of game that suits players who already know the Clash roster and enjoy turning that memory into a quick logic exercise each morning.

How to play Clasherdle

1. Open clasherdle.pixelcrux.com and, if you want, use the settings to pick Clash Royale mode or switch to Clash of Clans mode.
2. Type the name of a unit into the guess box and use the autocomplete suggestions to enter a valid card, troop, spell, or building.
3. Submit the guess and read the row of attributes, where the game compares your unit to the answer on traits like type, rarity, cost, where it unlocks or its housing space, and what it targets.
4. Note which attributes turn green, since those exactly match the hidden answer and should hold true for your next guess.
5. Follow the up or down arrows on numeric stats to push your next guess toward a higher or lower cost or value.
6. Keep narrowing with units that fit every confirmed clue, and name the correct one within six total guesses to win the day.

Tips and strategy

• Confirm the type or category first, because whether the answer is a troop, spell, or building immediately removes a large slice of the roster.
• Treat your opening guess as a probe: pick a well known unit you know the stats of cold so the arrows and green hits give you clean, readable information.
• Watch the cost arrows carefully, since one up or down result fences the elixir cost or build cost into a range and kills many candidates at once.
• In Clash of Clans mode, lean on the non numeric attributes first to split the roster into broad groups before you fine tune the housing space with the arrows.
• Let the targeting attribute do heavy lifting, because ground only versus air and ground splits the field sharply and rules out whole groups of units.
• If you are stuck or just practicing, play the Endless mode to drill the roster without affecting your daily statistics.

Good to know

Resets

Once daily; the same answer is served to everyone

Guesses

Six tries per puzzle

Modes

Daily and Endless, plus Clash Royale or Clash of Clans

Creator

Pixel Crux (launched November 2023)

Cost

Free to play in the browser

Tracking

Days played, win %, current streak, longest streak

Clasherdle FAQ

Is Clasherdle free?

Yes. Clasherdle is free to play in your web browser at clasherdle.pixelcrux.com, with no download required. Pixel Crux also offers an optional Support the Site option, but it is not needed to play.

How many guesses do you get in Clasherdle?

You get six guesses to name the hidden unit. Each guess returns clues across the unit's attributes, and you need to identify the correct answer within those six tries to keep your streak going.

When does Clasherdle reset?

Clasherdle is a once a day puzzle, and the daily solution is the same for every player, so everyone solves the identical puzzle each day. A new mystery unit appears when the daily puzzle rolls over to the next day.

Is Clasherdle Clash Royale or Clash of Clans?

It can be both. The pixelcrux.com version defaults to Clash Royale, where the answer is any battle deck card, and the settings let you switch to a Clash of Clans mode that uses troops, spells, and buildings from the main village. You pick which game you want to play in the settings.

Is Clasherdle related to Wordle?

It borrows the once a day, six guess, share your result structure popularized by Wordle, but instead of guessing letters you guess Clash units and read attribute clues. The matching system uses green for exact matches and up or down arrows for numeric stats rather than letter colors.