Feudle

About Feudle

Feudle borrows the board of the TV game show Family Feud and runs it as a daily game with its own players as the survey panel. Each day there is one question, and the answers on the board are the responses that real Feudle players submitted the day before.

You type guesses for the most popular responses. A correct answer appears on the board with the number of people who gave it, up to eight slots. A wrong answer is a strike, and three strikes end the game. When you finish, you submit your own answer to the next day's question, so today's players build tomorrow's board, and you can vote on which survey questions come next.

There is an archive of earlier games, a daily email with the question at 8am, and statistics with a Google login. It suits anyone who likes guessing what other people think, more than knowing facts.

How to play Feudle

1. Open Feudle and read today's survey question.
2. Guess the answers you think were most popular; right ones appear on the board with their count.
3. Avoid three wrong guesses, which end the game.
4. Answer tomorrow's question yourself at the end.

Tips

• Go for the obvious answers first; the board rewards what most people say.
• Short, common words match more responses than specific ones.
• Your answer to tomorrow's question becomes part of the next board.

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