Framedle

About Framedle

Framedle is a fan-made Warframe puzzle site by Redeemr, running since 2024 and inspired by Loldle and similar games. It is not endorsed by Digital Extremes, and its data comes from the Warframe Wiki. The source code is public on GitHub.

In Classic you type any Warframe and see how it compares with the hidden one: sex, variant, playstyle, health, shield, progenitor element and release date. Tiles change colour for a match, a partial overlap or a miss, and arrows show whether a number is higher or lower. In Ability you have six tries to name the frame that owns an ability icon; the icon starts as rotated tiles and more of it falls into place with each guess. Grid gives you ten guesses to fill nine cells with Warframes that fit both their row and column, with no frame used twice, and scores you on how unusual your picks are compared with other players.

New dailies appear at midnight in your own time zone. Each mode has an unlimited version for extra play and an archive of every past daily, and an export code moves your stats between devices. It suits Warframe players who know the roster well enough to tell frames apart by shields, playstyle and release date.

How to play Framedle

1. Pick a mode from the home page: Classic, Ability or Grid.
2. In Classic, type a Warframe and read the coloured tiles and arrows against the hidden frame.
3. Use the matches and arrows to choose a closer guess until you find it.
4. In Ability, guess which frame owns the icon; each guess reveals and straightens more of it, within six tries.
5. In Grid, choose a Warframe for each cell that fits both its row and its column, using up to ten guesses.
6. Come back after midnight local time for the next set, or play unlimited and archive puzzles.

Tips

• Release date and health narrow Classic quickly because the arrows point you up or down.
• Prime and standard variants are separate answers, so watch the Variant tile.
• In Grid, a picked frame cannot be reused, so save frames that fit many categories for the hardest cells.
• Click a Grid category name to see exactly what it means before guessing.
• Use the export code before switching browsers so your streak carries over.

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