Deadlockle
Rate itFive daily ways to guess a Deadlock hero, from attributes to voice lines.
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Deadlockle is a fan-made daily quiz for Valve's hero shooter Deadlock. Each day brings five puzzles: Classic, where every guess shows how a hero's attributes compare with the answer, plus Ability, Mugshot, Conversation and Item modes, each revealing more with every guess.
About Deadlockle
Deadlockle follows the Loldle formula for Deadlock. In Classic you type a hero's name and get a row of tiles comparing seven attributes with the day's mystery hero: role, gun, damage type, nature, gender, HP and speed, with arrows on the numbers. You have ten guesses, and a hint opens after four. The page shows the date, a countdown to the next puzzle, a streak and a tally of how many of the day's five modes you have finished.
The other modes each start hard and get easier. Ability shows an ability icon that is gradually revealed. Mugshot shows a tightly cropped portrait that zooms out with each guess. Conversation shows the first line of a dialogue between two characters; you name both speakers, each wrong guess reveals another line, and after four misses the voice clips start to unlock. Item shows a blurred item icon that sharpens with each of eight guesses, with a hard setting that takes the colour away. A map mode is listed as coming soon.
The archive replays the past week of Classic, Mugshot and Conversation puzzles without touching your streak. The game is free and unofficial, made by a fan who goes by yush, with hero and item data from deadlock-api.com. The site carries Google AdSense code. The same maker runs OWdle for Overwatch and WuWadle for Wuthering Waves.
It suits Deadlock players who want a daily test of how well they know the roster, and fans of Loldle-style games for other titles.
How to play Deadlockle
- Open Classic mode and type a hero's name.
- Read the tiles: each shows whether that attribute matches the day's hero, and arrows on HP and speed point higher or lower.
- Use the tiles to narrow the roster; you have ten guesses, with a hint after four.
- Then try Ability, Mugshot, Conversation and Item, where each guess reveals more.
- Finish all five to complete the day, or replay the past week from the archive.
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Tips
- Start Classic with a hero whose attributes are middle-of-the-road, to split the roster.
- In Mugshot, look at colours and costume details rather than the face.
- Conversation lines often mention a place or rival that points to the speaker.
- Use the character list in Classic to check spellings and remind yourself of the roster.
Questions
Is Deadlockle official?
No. It is an unofficial fan project; Deadlock is Valve's game.
How many modes are there?
Five a day: Classic, Ability, Mugshot, Conversation and Item.
Can I play past days?
Yes. The archive replays the past week of Classic, Mugshot and Conversation puzzles, and archive games do not count toward your streak.
Is it free?
Yes, in the browser.
When does Deadlockle reset?
At 2:15 a.m. Pacific Time; the page counts down to the next puzzle.
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