Kimetsudle
A daily character-guessing game for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba fans, where color-coded clues narrow down a secret character in 10 tries.
Kimetsudle is a daily guessing game built around the characters of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. Each day the site picks one character, and you try to identify them in 10 guesses using color-coded clues. There's also an Unlimited mode for playing as many rounds as you want.
What is Kimetsudle?
Kimetsudle works like the character-guessing games that spread after Wordle, but instead of letters it compares character attributes. You type in the name of a Demon Slayer character, and the game checks your guess against the secret answer, returning color-coded tiles (green for an exact match, red for no overlap) along with arrows that tell you whether the correct answer sits above or below your guess on any ranked property. You keep guessing, narrowing the field with each attempt, until you land on the right character or run out of tries.
Unlike a plain Wordle clone, Kimetsudle is scoped entirely to one franchise. Rather than testing vocabulary, it tests how well you know the Demon Slayer cast. As you use guesses, the site unlocks contextual hints, such as a quote from or about the character, their title, or something they did in the story. There is also a Show Image option and a Watch Ad to Reveal button for players who want a shortcut. This puts it in the same family as other franchise-specific guessing games like Loldle, just built for Demon Slayer fans instead.
The site doesn't name a creator or studio anywhere visible; the only attribution is a standard fan-site disclaimer noting that Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is a registered trademark whose owners do not endorse or sponsor the project. The daily puzzle resets every 24 hours based on the player's own timezone, so the exact reset moment varies by location, and everyone who plays on a given day faces the same secret character.
After you finish a round, Kimetsudle offers share buttons for Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and WhatsApp so you can post your daily score or streak. Beyond sharing, the overall feel of the site is straightforward and low-frills: a single daily puzzle, an Unlimited mode for practice, and ad-supported hints for players who get stuck.
How to play Kimetsudle
- Open Kimetsudle at kimetsudle.com.
- Type the name of a Demon Slayer character as your first guess.
- Read the color-coded tiles and arrows next to each guessed attribute to see how close you are and whether the answer is higher or lower on any ranked traits.
- Use the clues to narrow down the cast with each new guess, using up to 10 attempts on the daily puzzle.
- Unlock contextual hints (like a quote, the character's title, or something they did) as you use more guesses, or watch an ad to reveal a hint if you're stuck.
- Switch to Kimetsudle Unlimited if you want to keep practicing with new characters after finishing the daily puzzle.
Tips and strategy
- Start with a well-known, central character (like a Hashira or a main protagonist) so you get useful attribute feedback right away rather than guessing a minor character with few overlapping traits.
- Pay attention to the arrows as well as the colors. An arrow tells you whether the secret character ranks higher or lower on that trait, which narrows things down faster than color alone.
- Save the unlockable hints for when you're genuinely stuck rather than using them immediately, since they only appear after you've already spent some guesses.
- Think about the character's affiliation and role in the story, since these broad categories can eliminate large groups of characters at once.
- If you're unsure and want more reps, play a few rounds of Kimetsudle Unlimited before or after the daily puzzle to get more comfortable with how the clue system scores your guesses.
- Keep the timezone-based daily reset in mind. If you want a fresh puzzle right away, check back after your own local day rolls over rather than waiting for a fixed global time.
Good to know
- Category
- Movies & TV (anime)
- Resets
- Every 24 hours, based on the player's local timezone
- Cost
- Free to play; ad-supported hints available
- Guesses
- 10 attempts per daily puzzle
- Modes
- Daily challenge and an Unlimited practice mode
- Archive
- No archive of past answers was found on the site
- Sharing
- Share your score or streak to Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, or WhatsApp
- Platform
- Web browser
Kimetsudle FAQ
Is Kimetsudle free to play?
Yes. The daily puzzle and Unlimited mode are free, and the site offers optional ad-supported hints if you get stuck.
How do you play Kimetsudle?
You guess a Demon Slayer character by name, and the game shows color-coded tiles and arrows comparing your guess's attributes to the secret character's, helping you narrow down the answer within 10 tries.
When does Kimetsudle reset?
The daily character changes every 24 hours based on your own local timezone, so the exact reset time depends on where you are. Everyone gets the same character on a given day.
Is there an archive of past Kimetsudle answers?
No archive page of previous daily characters was found on the site.
Is Kimetsudle like Wordle?
It follows the same daily-puzzle, limited-guesses format as Wordle, but instead of letters it compares Demon Slayer character attributes with color-coded feedback, closer to games like Loldle than to word-based Wordle clones.