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Wardle

Guess the daily War Thunder vehicle.

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Wardle daily puzzle showing War Thunder vehicle guesses with color-coded stat tiles and up and down arrows

Wardle is a daily guessing game built around War Thunder, the military vehicle combat game. Each day it hides one secret vehicle, and your job is to name it by comparing the specs of the vehicles you guess. Instead of letters, the clues are things like nation, vehicle type, and battle rating.

What is Wardle?

At its core, Wardle works like the guess-the-entity puzzles in the Loldle and Gamedle family, but every answer is a real War Thunder vehicle. You type in a vehicle you know, and the game lines up its attributes against the hidden target. It compares things such as nation, vehicle type, and battle rating, along with other stats, and then tells you how close each one is. You keep guessing, using the feedback from earlier rows to steer toward the correct vehicle and keep your daily streak alive.

The feedback is color-coded and easy to read once you know the system. Green means an attribute matches the secret vehicle. Orange means you are close but not exact. Red means that attribute is wrong. For numeric values like battle rating, up and down arrows tell you whether the real answer should be higher or lower than the vehicle you guessed. That mix of colors and arrows lets you narrow the field quickly, since a single guess can rule out entire nations, classes, or rating brackets at once.

Wardle also splits the daily puzzle into three vehicle classes. There are separate Ground, Airplanes, and Naval challenges each day, so you can play a tank puzzle, an aircraft puzzle, and a ship puzzle rather than one generic round. Beyond the daily categories, the site offers an Endless mode for continuous guessing, Custom games where you can challenge friends or filter by battle rating and nation, Leaderboards, and an Online mode marked BETA. It also tracks your statistics and streaks and lets you share your results to compare with friends.

Wardle was made by a creator using the handle Term164, who posted about it on the official War Thunder forum. An original version appeared around September 2024, a 2.0 release followed in January 2025, and the live site shows version 2.3.9. The game is free to play, with small banner ads to help cover server costs. Creating an account is optional, so you can jump straight into a puzzle without signing up. A new secret vehicle is chosen each day, and the site shows yesterday's answer for players who want to check what they missed.

How to play Wardle

  1. Open Wardle at wardlegame.com and pick one of the daily categories: Ground, Airplanes, or Naval.
  2. Type the name of a real War Thunder vehicle as your first guess and submit it.
  3. Read the color-coded feedback: green marks an attribute that matches, orange means close, and red means wrong.
  4. Watch the up and down arrows on numeric stats like battle rating to learn whether the answer is higher or lower.
  5. Use the clues from each row to narrow down nation, vehicle type, and rating, then keep guessing until you find the secret vehicle.
  6. Check your streak and stats, share your results, or try Endless and Custom modes for more play.

Tips and strategy

  • Start with a vehicle whose stats you know well, so the first row of feedback gives you reliable green, orange, and red signals to build on.
  • Treat nation and vehicle type as the fastest filters, since matching or ruling them out narrows the pool of possible answers a lot.
  • Follow the up and down arrows on battle rating to home in on the correct bracket instead of guessing ratings at random.
  • Play each category on its own terms, since a strong ground guess uses different knowledge than an air or naval one, so lean on the class you know best.
  • Read an orange tile as a nudge: it means you are near the right value and should adjust rather than abandon that line.
  • Warm up in Endless mode to learn how the stat comparisons behave before committing your guesses on the daily puzzle.

Good to know

Category
Video games (War Thunder vehicle guessing)
Cost
Free to play, with small banner ads
Resets
Daily, with a new secret vehicle each day
Modes
Daily Ground, Airplanes and Naval, plus Endless, Custom, Leaderboards and Online BETA
Feedback
Color-coded tiles (green, orange, red) and up/down arrows, with streak tracking and result sharing
Archive
Not confirmed; the site shows yesterday's answer
Creator
A creator using the handle Term164
Launched
Original around September 2024; 2.0 in January 2025; site version 2.3.9

Wardle FAQ

Is Wardle free?

Yes. Wardle is free to play, supported by small banner ads that help cover server costs. Creating an account is optional, so you can start a puzzle without signing up.

How do you play Wardle?

Pick a daily category, then guess real War Thunder vehicles. For each guess the game compares attributes like nation, vehicle type, and battle rating, using green, orange, and red tiles plus up and down arrows to show how close you are. You keep guessing until you find the secret vehicle.

When does Wardle reset?

Wardle resets daily and chooses a new secret vehicle each day. The site shows yesterday's answer, though a browsable archive of past puzzles is not confirmed.

Is Wardle like Wordle?

It borrows the daily-puzzle idea and color-coded clues, but instead of guessing a word you identify a War Thunder vehicle by its specs. It belongs to the guess-the-entity family alongside games like Loldle and Gamedle.

Who made Wardle?

It was made by a creator who goes by the handle Term164, based on their posts about the game on the official War Thunder forum.

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