Blind Boxdle

About Blind Boxdle

Blind Boxdle turns collectible blind box figures into a daily guessing game. Its first collection is Smiski, the range of small figures sold in sealed boxes so you never know which one you will get. Each collection has one mystery figure a day, the same for everyone, and the site is built to add more collections.

You search for a figure by name or series, such as Smiski Lotus Pose or Smiski Walking Dog, and submit it. The game then compares six traits with the answer: the series it comes from, its expression, its form, the prop it holds, its pose, and its pull odds, meaning how rare it is in a box. Green means exact, yellow means related, and coral means different; an alternative blue and magenta palette is there for colour-blind players. Some figures share all six traits, and when that happens any of them counts as correct.

You have six tries. A finished game gives a spoiler-free result to paste into a chat or Discord. Earlier days can be replayed from a day picker without touching your streak, and progress stays in your browser with no account.

The game is free and independent; its maker also runs Blind Box Tracker, a site for keeping a collection and wish list.

How to play Blind Boxdle

1. Open Blind Boxdle and choose the Smiski collection.
2. Search for a figure by name or series and pick the exact one.
3. Tap Guess and read the six trait clues: series, expression, form, prop, pose and odds.
4. Keep the green traits, look for figures that match the yellow ones, and drop the coral ones.
5. Find the mystery figure within six tries, then copy your result to share.

Tips

• Open with a figure from a large, mixed series; the series clue is the quickest way to cut the field.
• Read the trait legend once: 'related' means close in kind, such as a similar pose or energy, not the same.
• Pull odds help late in the game, since they split common figures from rarer ones.
• Use replay mode on past days to learn the traits without risking your streak.

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