Questdle
Rate itFind the day's Old School RuneScape quest in six guesses, with its requirements as clues.
Every day: One Old School RuneScape quest a day, the same for every player, to find in six guesses from attribute clues. New puzzle: Midnight in your device's local time.
Questdle is a free daily guessing game about Old School RuneScape quests. Pick any quest and each column shows how close it is to the day's answer on start region, difficulty, length, quest points, requirements, rewards and release year; you have six guesses.
About Questdle
Questdle is a daily game for Old School RuneScape players, made by Skeldoor and hosted on Skel's Games, a small site of OSRS puzzles that also runs Skilldle, Examindle and a few others. Its own address, questdle.com, opens the game there. One quest is chosen each day, the same for everyone, and a countdown under the board shows the time to the next one.
You choose a quest from a dropdown that holds the whole list, from Cook's Assistant to the newest releases, and submit it. A row of tiles compares it with the answer: the region where it starts, its official difficulty from Novice to Grandmaster, its length from Very Short to Very Long, the quest points it gives, whether it needs items, how many skills it requires, whether it rewards items or experience, and the year it came out. Green is a match and red a miss; yellow is a near miss, and on skill requirements it means you share at least one skill with the answer. Arrows on numbers say whether the answer is higher or lower.
You have six guesses. When the round ends, the quest is named with a link to its page on the OSRS Wiki, and you can copy your result to share. Statistics count games played, win rate, current and best streak, and a guess distribution.
It suits players who have worked through the quest list and remember which ones start in Kandarin or need a Smithing level. The game is free, runs in the browser and needs no account.
How to play Questdle
- Open questdle.com, which opens the game on Skel's Games.
- Pick any Old School RuneScape quest from the dropdown and press Guess.
- Read the tiles: green is a match, yellow a near miss, red a miss, and arrows show if the answer's number is higher or lower.
- Use the start region, difficulty, length and release year to narrow the list, and guess again.
- Find the quest within six guesses, then copy your result to share.
Tips
- Open with a quest of middling difficulty and length, so the arrows can point either way.
- Release year splits the list sharply: early quests from the 2000s and recent ones rarely share a row.
- A yellow skill tile means at least one skill overlaps; think of the quests that need that skill and also fit the region.
Questions
Is Questdle free?
Yes. It is free in the browser and needs no account.
When does Questdle reset?
A new quest arrives at midnight, as shown by the countdown under the board, and it is the same quest for everyone that day.
How many guesses do I get?
Six.
What do the colours mean?
Green is a match, yellow is close, red is a miss. On skill requirements, yellow means your quest shares at least one skill with the answer.
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