BGDLE

BGDLE, short for board game wordle, is a small fan project powered by BoardGameGeek data. Every day its maker picks one game from the BGG top 1000, and every player tries to name the same game; a countdown at the top shows the time left until the next daily at midnight UTC.

You guess by typing a title in the search bar and picking it from the list. Number fields, such as year released, minimum and maximum players, playtime on the box and minimum age, are coloured to show whether the answer is higher or lower, with matching arrows. The publisher (the first one listed on BGG) either matches or does not. Designers, artists, categories and mechanics are lists, so the game shows how many of the answer's entries you have found so far, and correct ones are collected above the search bar.

Once you have found some properties you can click one to filter the search list, which counts as a hint. If you get really stuck, every ten guesses reveals the next unknown letter of the title. An optional login keeps your wins, streak and average, and the result can be shared without spoilers. The same site also links to BGDOKU, a board game grid puzzle.