Bingle
Music bingo: name the songs on a 3x3 card of clips.
Every day: One 3x3 card of nine song clips a day, the same for everyone: name the songs to complete bingo lines, with points for correct guesses, speed and lines, and a streak for days with at least one line. New puzzle: Midnight in your own time zone (the game counts the day on the player's local date).
Bingle is a daily music bingo game. Each square of a 3x3 card hides a song clip, and naming songs fills in squares toward bingo lines while a clock runs. Notes you earn buy hints such as a longer clip (+20s), the release year or the artist's initials.
About Bingle
Bingle mixes a song quiz with a bingo card. The day's puzzle is a 3x3 grid of nine squares, and behind each square is a short clip of a song. You play a clip, type the title into the search box and pick it from the list. Get it right and the square is filled in; three filled squares in a row, column or diagonal make a bingo line.
The clock starts when you play your first song, and speed counts. Your score is built from correct guesses, how fast you are and how many bingo lines you clear. When you have had enough, the I'm Done button ends the game and shows your results, so you can stop with a line or two rather than chase every square.
Help costs notes, a currency shown at the top of the card. You can spend them to add 20 seconds to a clip (the +20s button), reveal a song's release year, or reveal the artist's initials. Each hint can be used once per square, so it pays to save notes for the songs that stump you.
The songs on a card come from different decades and styles, so one grid can hold an early 2000s R&B hit next to a rock single. Bingle keeps a puzzle number for each day, your best score and a win streak, which counts consecutive days with at least one bingo line. Some clips may not play in every country because of licensing.
How to play Bingle
- Open Bingle and tap a square to play its song clip; the clock starts with your first clip.
- Type the song title and pick it from the list to fill the square.
- Spend notes on hints if you are stuck: a longer clip with +20s, the release year or the artist's initials.
- Fill three squares in a row, column or diagonal to clear a bingo line.
- Press I'm Done to finish, then copy your results grid to share.
Tips
- Start with the squares you recognise at once to bank points while the clock is low.
- Plan around lines: the centre square counts toward four lines, so it is worth solving early.
- Use the release year hint on songs you half know: a decade is often enough to unlock the title.
- Stop when the remaining squares would cost more time than they are worth; one line keeps your streak alive.
Questions
What counts toward my score?
Correct guesses, your speed and the number of bingo lines you clear.
What are notes for?
Notes buy hints: adding 20 seconds to a clip (+20s), revealing the release year, or revealing the artist's initials.
How does the streak work?
It counts consecutive days on which you cleared at least one bingo line.
Why will a clip not play?
Some songs may not play in your region because of licensing restrictions.
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