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Cardle
Correctly identify the pictured car's make, model, and year.
Play Cardle on the official site
cardle.boxbox.autos · free, new puzzle daily
Play on cardle.boxbox.autosWhat is Cardle?
Cardle is a daily puzzle game that challenges players to identify a car's make, model, and year from a single image. Each day features a new mystery vehicle, and players must deduce the correct details to win.
How to play Cardle
Each day, a blurred or partial image of a car is shown. Players submit guesses for the make, model, and year. The game provides feedback on how close each guess is (e.g., correct make but wrong year), refining the image as hints.
Tips & strategy
- Start with distinctive design elements like headlights or grille to narrow the make.
- Pay attention to body style and size to guess the model class.
- Use the year range from known model generations to refine your guess.
Frequently asked questions
Is Cardle free to play?
Yes, Cardle is completely free to play on its website.
How often does Cardle update?
A new puzzle is released daily, typically at midnight local time.
Is there a Cardle app?
Currently, Cardle is only available as a web app and does not have a dedicated mobile app.
How many guesses do I get?
The game does not specify a limit; you can guess until you correctly identify the car or choose to reveal the answer.
Can I play previous puzzles?
No, Cardle only offers the current day's puzzle; past puzzles are not accessible.
Where to play
Play Cardlecardle.boxbox.autos · free, new puzzle daily
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