APEXDLE

APEXDLE is a fan-made daily game built on the Apex Legends roster, in the style of Wordle and LoLdle. It is published by Taxon Games, the small French studio of Tristan Lainé, which runs the same kind of daily game for Valorant, Overwatch, Marvel Rivals, Deadlock, Rainbow Six Siege, Dead by Daylight, Street Fighter 6, Tekken and For Honor. It is not affiliated with Electronic Arts or Respawn.

The day has four puzzles. In Legend mode you type any Legend's name and get a row of six cells: class, gender, homeworld, age, type and release year. Green is a match, orange means the homeworld is in the same star system, and arrows show whether the answer is older or was released later. Silhouette starts on a dark, blurred render that clears a little with every miss. Ability hides a Legend's signature ability icon behind a grid of tiles, and Weapon does the same with the icon of one of the game's guns.

There is no guess limit and no game over: your score is the number of tries, and the share button copies a spoiler-free emoji grid. A bonus Legend Challenge uses a different Legend and reveals only one cell of each row per guess, so you work from partial clues. Winning any mode grows a streak that climbs tiers from Bronze to Apex Predator, with a freeze earned every seven days. An archive replays past days, groups let friends compare results under a shared code, and private matches race up to eight players through the same puzzles.

It suits Apex players who know the Legends' lore as well as their kits, and want a short check-in each day. Progress is kept in the browser, with no account, and a first-letter hint is there on request after enough misses.