Bardle

About Bardle

Bardle is a fan-made Blue Archive guessing game from starsbit, first released in May 2024 and moved from bardle.net to bardle.starsbit.space in February 2026. Its own line for it is short: guess the hidden Blue Archive student, with a new one each day. The page is in English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Korean.

The pool is the game's whole cast, including alternate versions such as swimsuit, New Year or bunny outfits, so Sorasaki Hina and Sorasaki Hina (Swimsuit) are separate answers. A dropdown at the top switches the student list between the Japan server, which has the newest students, and the Global server. You start typing a name, pick the student from the suggestions, and a row of clues appears comparing her with the hidden student: school and role among them, plus her place in the release order. A matching clue turns green and a different one stays grey. If you guess an alternate version of the right student, her icon turns yellow rather than grey.

Under the board the game shows yesterday's answer with its puzzle number, and the copy button puts a short summary of your guesses on the clipboard for sharing. Since January 2026 it keeps a win streak in your browser, and a changelog at the bottom of the page lists each update; the student data is drawn from SchaleDB.

It suits Blue Archive players who know the academies and clubs of Kivotos well and want one quick puzzle a day about the cast.

How to play Bardle

1. Open Bardle and choose the Japan or Global student list.
2. Type a student's name in the box and pick her from the suggestions.
3. Read the row of clues: green means that trait matches the hidden student, grey means it does not.
4. Use what matched to narrow down the next guess, within the tries the game allows.
5. When you find her, press the copy button to share your result, and come back the next day for a new student.

Tips

• Start with a student whose school and role you know well, so the first row rules out a whole academy at once.
• A yellow icon means you have the right girl in the wrong outfit: try her other versions.
• Pick the Global list if you play on Global, so you are not stuck guessing Japan-only students.
• Check yesterday's answer under the board to see how the numbering and pool work.

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