TEKKENDLE

About TEKKENDLE

TEKKENDLE is a fan-made daily game set in Tekken 8, built in the mould of Wordle and LoLdle. It is published by Taxon Games, a small French studio run by Tristan Lainé that also makes daily guessing games for Street Fighter 6, Overwatch, Valorant, Apex Legends and other competitive games. It is not affiliated with Bandai Namco.

The day has three puzzles. In Character mode you type any name from the roster and get a row of six cells: gender, country, fighting style, height, weight and the first Tekken the fighter appeared in. Green is a match, orange means the country is on the same continent, and arrows tell you whether the answer is taller, heavier or debuted later. Silhouette mode hides the same day's fighter as a dark blur that clears with each wrong guess. Stage mode starts on an extreme close-up of one of twenty Tekken 8 stages and zooms out after every miss.

Guesses are unlimited and there is no losing: your score is how many tries you needed, and a share grid shows it without spoilers. Three bonus modes run alongside with their own daily answers: Character Challenge, where each guess reveals only one cell of its row; Stage Challenge, with a tighter crop and drained colour; and Saga, which widens the cast to 82 fighters from Tekken 1 to Tekken 8. A Past days calendar replays earlier puzzles without touching your streak, and groups let friends compare daily scores.

It suits Tekken players who know the roster's backstories and want a two-minute check-in each day. Stats live in the browser, with no account needed.

How to play TEKKENDLE

1. Open tekkendle.day and choose Character mode.
2. Type a Tekken 8 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 point to a higher or lower height, weight or debut.
4. Keep guessing until the row turns all green; your score is the number of tries.
5. Play Silhouette to find the same fighter from a blur that clears with each miss, then Stage, where the picture zooms out after every wrong stage.
6. Share your result and come back after midnight for the next set.

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Tips

• Open with a fighter whose debut sits in the middle of the series, so the arrow halves the field.
• Country and fighting style together often leave only two or three candidates.
• In Stage mode, read the colours and materials of the close-up before the zoom gives away the layout.

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