Royaledle (royaledle.com)

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Guess the day's Clash Royale card from stats, pixels, emoji or its description.

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Royaledle at royaledle.com is a daily guessing game about Clash Royale cards. Its Classic mode reveals elixir cost, rarity, type and speed with each guess, and three more daily modes work from a pixelated card image, emoji and the in-game description, alongside a Higher or Lower stat game.

About Royaledle (royaledle.com)

Royaledle is a fan-made -dle for Clash Royale that names Loldle as its main inspiration. In Classic mode you search for any card, and each try shows how it compares with the day's answer on elixir cost, rarity, type, speed and other details. Then the site moves you on to the next mode.

Pixel mode shows the card art heavily pixelated, clearing up every other try, with an optional hard mode and a black and white filter. Emoji mode reveals one more emoji per try, and Description mode shows the card's in-game flavour text one word at a time. Higher or Lower is a separate score game: you compare two cards on hitpoints, damage, damage per second, hit speed, range, speed or release date using level 11 tournament stats, and the best runs make the daily and all-time leaderboards.

The daily cards change at midnight in Europe, UTC+1. The site is free with ads, follows Supercell's fan content policy, and is a different site from royaledle.gg, which has the same name.

How to play Royaledle (royaledle.com)

Start in Classic mode and search for any Clash Royale card.
Read the clues on elixir cost, rarity, type and speed and guess again until you find the card.
Move on to Pixel, Emoji and Description modes, where each try reveals more of the clue.
Try Higher or Lower for a score on the daily leaderboard.
Come back after midnight UTC+1 for new cards.

Tips

Open Classic with a mid-cost common card to learn the most from the first clue.
In Description mode, the first few words often name the card's role, such as spawner or spell.
Use the black and white filter in Pixel mode if you want a harder round.
In Higher or Lower, slow cards with big hitpoints are usually tanks.