WrestlePlay
Seven daily pro wrestling puzzles, from a mystery wrestler to a 3x3 grid.
Every day: Seven pro wrestling puzzles each day, the same for everyone: a mystery wrestler, a wrestling word, a 3x3 grid, a connections board, a top-10 list, a bingo card and the match card of a past event. New puzzle: Once a day; the site does not state the time.
WrestlePlay is a set of daily trivia games for pro wrestling fans. Each day you can find a mystery wrestler in eight guesses, fill a grid and a bingo card, sort sixteen wrestlers into four groups, complete a top-10 list and rebuild the match card of a past event.
About WrestlePlay
WrestlePlay takes the formats of popular daily games and fills them with pro wrestling. The Guesser is the attribute game: you name any wrestler and see how their roster, world, singles and tag title counts, gender, age, country and weight class compare with the day's secret wrestler, with arrows on titles and age, and eight guesses to find them. The Wordle mode hides a wrestling word to find in six tries.
The board games test knowledge of the history. The Grid asks for nine wrestlers who each fit a row and a column, such as a WrestleMania card and a faction, with easy, medium and hard settings that run from WWE only to AEW, TNA and NJPW. Connections hides four groups of four among sixteen wrestlers, Bingo deals wrestlers one by one onto a 3x4 card of categories like Royal Rumble winner, and Ladder asks you to fill a themed top-10 list, with an optional two-minute timer.
The Match Card mode picks a past event, such as a WrestleMania or an AEW pay-per-view, shows five of its matches and asks you to name who fought in each; a wrestler who worked two matches that night fills both spots at once. The games are free in the browser with ads. They suit fans who have followed WWE for years and know the wider indie and Japanese scene, since the harder modes reach well beyond the current roster.
How to play WrestlePlay
- Pick one of the day's games from the WrestlePlay home page.
- In the Guesser, type any wrestler and compare their roster, titles, age, country and weight class with the hidden answer.
- In the Grid, Bingo, Ladder and Match Card modes, search for wrestlers and place them where they fit.
- In Connections, select four wrestlers who share a link and submit, until all four groups are found.
- Come back the next day for a new set of puzzles.
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Tips
- In the Guesser, start with a current champion; the title counts and arrows narrow the field quickly.
- In the Grid, save wrestlers who fit many squares, such as long-time WWE champions, for the hardest cell.
- In Match Card, guess wrestlers who worked several matches on big shows; they fill more than one spot.
- Try the easy settings of Grid and Connections first if you only follow WWE.
Questions
Is WrestlePlay free?
Yes. All the games are free to play in the browser, with ads.
Does it cover promotions other than WWE?
Yes. The harder modes include AEW, TNA, NJPW and other promotions; the easy modes stick to WWE.
How many guesses do I get in the Guesser?
Eight. The Wordle mode gives six tries.
When do the puzzles change?
Once a day. The site does not state the time.
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