Eruptle
Name today's ten answers to a list prompt before the volcano erupts.
Every day: One numbered prompt a day (Day 815 on 2 October 2026), the same for everyone, describing a fixed list of ten items to name before you run out of wrong guesses. New puzzle: Once a day, by calendar date.

Eruptle is a daily list-guessing game. Each day shows a prompt, such as the highest rated Westerns on IMDb, that describes a predetermined list of ten items, and you type guesses to find them. Wrong guesses build up toward an eruption, and hints are there if you are stuck.
About Eruptle
Eruptle calls itself a daily pseudo-trivia game. The prompt describes ten specific items, often a ranking from a source like IMDb, and credits the player who wrote it. You type a guess and press Guess: if it is on the list, it fills one of the ten slots and adds to your score; if not, it counts as a wrong guess.
The list is fixed in advance, so a guess can fit the prompt and still be wrong if it is not one of the ten chosen items. You have a limited number of wrong guesses, shown as flames that rise like lava, and up to five hints. You can also give up to see the rest of the list.
The days are numbered, and everyone plays the same prompt on the same day. It suits trivia players who enjoy Sporcle-style list quizzes but want one short list a day.
How to play Eruptle
- Read the day's prompt and who wrote it.
- Type an item you think is on the list and press Guess.
- Correct answers fill the ten slots; wrong ones use up one of your misses.
- Open a hint if you are stuck; up to five are available.
- Find all ten before you run out of wrong guesses, or give up to see the list.
Tips
- Start with the most obvious answers; the lists are usually the well-known top of a ranking.
- Read the prompt closely: a source or date range in it rules out a lot.
- Save hints for the last few slots, where they help most.
- Spelling matters less than picking the right item, but check proper names before guessing.
Questions
Is it the same puzzle for everyone?
Yes. There is one numbered prompt a day for all players.
Why was my correct-sounding answer wrong?
The ten items are fixed in advance, so an answer can fit the prompt but not be one of the chosen ten.
Are there hints?
Yes, up to five per day.
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