SIREN

About SIREN

SIREN calls itself the daily AFL challenge, built for footy fans by footy fans, and covers all 18 teams.

Its most popular game is the Daily Guesser. You search a player's name and each guess shows clues about the mystery player: green for a match, orange for close, such as a team in the same state or a similar age, grey for a miss, and arrows for higher or lower. You have eight tries, and the board offers Normal, Hard and Elite modes and an archive of earlier days. Your games played, win rate, current and best streak and badges are counted on the page.

The other puzzles go further into the game's records. Connections asks for four groups of four players who share something. Player Stats gives one match's numbers to identify the player. Team Builder has you build a premiership side's best 22 from clues with five lives. Brownlow Year and Brownlow Player turn on the league's best and fairest votes, Quarter Scores asks for the winning team's score at each break, and Team Guesser and Speed Listing test how many of a club's players you can name. A leaderboard ranks players worldwide or within a group code.

It suits AFL followers who know the lists and the history, and want more than one guess a day.

How to play SIREN

1. Open playsiren.online and choose Daily Guesser.
2. Search for an AFL player and select the name to make a guess.
3. Read the clues: green is a match, orange is close, grey is wrong, and arrows point higher or lower.
4. Find the mystery player within eight tries and share your result.
5. Move on to Connections, Player Stats and the other daily puzzles from the menu.

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Tips

• Orange on team means a club in the same state: use it to narrow to two or three clubs.
• Arrows on age and the other numbers halve the field: aim the next guess at the middle.
• Use the archive to practise on past days before trying Hard or Elite.

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