Gossipdle
Rate itSort the gossips from the guilty in a daily logic grid of 20 characters.
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Gossipdle is a free daily deduction puzzle in the style of Clues by Sam, dressed in a new gossip story each day. A grid of 20 characters hides the culprits; mark each one only when the clues prove it, and every correct call reveals that person's clue for the next step.
About Gossipdle
Gossipdle takes the guilty-or-innocent grid made popular by Clues by Sam and gives each day's puzzle a story picked from a pool of themes: office gossip, college admissions, psychics, horse racing, boutique gyms, auction houses, comic book shops, startup founders and more. The site credits Clues by Sam as its inspiration. The labels follow the story: on 20 October 2026, Startup Founders: Unicorn Lies, you marked each founder as Accurate or Inflating.
Twenty characters sit on cards in a grid of four columns (A to D) and five rows, each with a name and a job. You start with one clue revealed. Tap a card and choose one of the two labels; the game only accepts a call that the clues already prove, and there is always one such move. A correct call turns the card over to show that character's own clue, which feeds the next deduction, until all 20 are sorted.
The game tracks your time, hints and mistakes, and a hint button points you to the next step without giving it away. Difficulty runs in three levels, Surface Gossip, Inside Scoop and Top Secret, harder towards the weekend. Solve all seven puzzles from Monday to Sunday and a bonus meta puzzle opens on Sunday, asking you to catch the mastermind behind the week's culprits. You can share a link to your progress for help, or a result grid when you finish.
It is free, with no ads and no account. It suits players of Clues by Sam, Murdle and Einstein riddles who like a story with their logic.
How to play Gossipdle
- Open gossipdle.com, choose Play Now (or Tutorial the first time) and read the day's story and the first revealed clue.
- Tap a character's card to open its two choices, such as Accurate or Inflating.
- Mark a character only when the clues prove it; the game refuses a call that is not yet proved.
- Each correct call reveals that character's clue; use it to find the next forced move.
- Sort all 20 characters, keeping hints and mistakes low, then share your result grid.
- Finish every puzzle from Monday to Sunday to unlock the weekly meta puzzle.
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Tips
- Words like 'one of' or 'exactly' in clues often settle a whole row or column.
- Look for the one deduction that is forced; the game guarantees there always is one.
- Start the week on Monday's easier grid to learn the clue patterns.
Questions
Is it the same puzzle for everyone?
Yes, one dated puzzle a day, changing at midnight New York time.
Can I guess?
No. The game blocks calls that the clues do not yet prove, and there is always a move that can be proved.
How hard is it?
It has three levels, Surface Gossip, Inside Scoop and Top Secret, rising through the week towards the weekend.
Is Gossipdle free?
Yes. Its FAQ says it is free to play with no ads, and it needs no account.
Can I play past puzzles?
Not at the moment: the site says it focuses on the daily puzzle and an archive may come later.
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