SF6DLE

About SF6DLE

SF6DLE is a fan-made daily game for Street Fighter 6, in the line of Wordle and LoLdle. It comes from Taxon Games, the label of French solo developer Tristan Lainé, which also runs TEKKENDLE, RIVALSDLE, VALDLE and other daily guessing games for competitive titles. It is not affiliated with Capcom.

The day has three puzzles. In Character mode you type any of the 31 playable Street Fighter 6 fighters and see six cells: gender, country, fighting style, height, weight and series debut. Green is a match and red a miss; the country cell turns orange when your guess comes from the same continent, and height, weight and debut carry arrows pointing to the answer. Silhouette shows a dark, blurred figure that sharpens with each miss. Stage opens on a close crop of one arena and zooms out after every wrong stage.

There is no guess limit and no game over: the score is your number of tries, and the share grid hides the answer. Three bonus modes run alongside. Character Challenge reveals only one cell per guess at first. Stage Challenge starts closer, with colour drained and ten zoom steps instead of six. Saga keeps the six columns but draws from 85 fighters across the main series, from Street Fighter II to Street Fighter 6. A Past days calendar replays any finished day without touching your streak, and yesterday's answers are posted each morning.

It suits Street Fighter players who know the roster's profiles and want a short daily test. The site can be switched between English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Polish and Portuguese, and stats stay in the browser with no account.

How to play SF6DLE

1. Open sf6dle.day and choose Character mode.
2. Type a Street Fighter 6 fighter's name and press Guess.
3. Read the six cells: green is a match, orange a country on the same continent, red a miss, and arrows show whether the answer is taller, heavier or debuted later.
4. Keep guessing until the whole row is green; your score is the number of tries.
5. Play Silhouette to find a fighter from a blur that clears with each miss, then Stage, where the picture zooms out after every wrong arena.
6. Share your result and come back after midnight for the next set.

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Tips

• Open with a fighter from the middle of the series' history, so the debut arrow splits the roster.
• Country and fighting style together often narrow the field to two or three fighters.
• Chun-Li's weight is undisclosed by Capcom, so her weight cell shows a question mark: rely on the other columns for her.
• In Stage mode, read the colours and signage in the close-up before the zoom shows the layout.

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