VALDLE

About VALDLE

VALDLE is a fan-made daily game for Valorant, in the style of Wordle and LoLdle. It is built by Tristan Lainé, a solo developer in France, under the Taxon Games label, which also publishes daily guessing games for Overwatch, Marvel Rivals, Apex Legends, Street Fighter 6, Tekken 8 and others. It is not affiliated with Riot Games.

The day has four puzzles. In Agent mode each guess fills six cells: role, archetype, gender, nationality, ult cost and release year. Green is a match, red a miss, orange a near miss such as a nationality on the same continent, and the two number cells carry an arrow pointing to the answer. Silhouette starts as a dark, blurred figure that clears a step with every miss. Ability hides one agent's signature ability icon behind tiles that drop away a few at a time. Map starts on a tight crop of a map's splash art and zooms out after each wrong guess. The map pool keeps maps that have rotated out of competitive play.

There is no guess limit and no game over: the score is the number of tries. Agent Challenge reveals only one cell per guess at first, and Map Challenge starts closer, with drained colour and ten zoom steps. Winning at least one mode a day grows a streak that climbs Valorant-style ranks from Iron to Radiant, with an occasional streak freeze for a missed day. Past days can be replayed without touching your stats, yesterday's answers are posted each morning, and groups and private matches let friends compare.

It suits Valorant players who know the agent roster and the maps. The site runs in English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Italian and Polish, can be added to a home screen as a web app, and keeps stats in the browser with no account.

How to play VALDLE

1. Open valdle.day and choose Agent mode.
2. Type a Valorant agent's name and press Guess.
3. Read the six cells: green is a match, orange a near miss, red a miss, and arrows show whether the answer's ult cost or release year is higher or lower.
4. Keep guessing until every cell is green; your score is the number of tries.
5. Play Silhouette and Ability to find agents from a blurred render and a tiled ability icon, then Map, where the art zooms out after every wrong map.
6. Share your result and come back after midnight for the next set.

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Tips

• Role and archetype together cut the roster quickly, so pick an opener whose role you can rule in or out.
• Use the release year arrow to split the agents into early and recent releases.
• In Ability mode the icon stays sharp as tiles drop, so look for the shape of the ability rather than waiting for the whole picture.
• Map mode includes maps that have left the competitive pool, so keep older maps in mind.

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