A daily puzzle to find the longest hidden word in the fewest guesses. Tap letters left to right across the grid, skipping any you like, to spell words.
Crashdle
What is Crashdle?
Crashdle is a free daily word puzzle that combines Wordle-style deduction with a live crash multiplier. Each day you solve a 5-letter word in six guesses to earn play money, then decide whether to risk it on a real-time crash round that climbs until it busts. A new puzzle is available every day at midnight UTC.
How to play Crashdle
Start by guessing any 5-letter word; color feedback shows which letters are correct, misplaced, or absent. After solving the word (or exhausting your six guesses), you can optionally wager your earned play money on a crash multiplier that rises over time—cash out before it busts to keep your winnings.
Tips & strategy
- Use a strong opening word with common vowels like A and E to quickly narrow down possibilities.
- Pay attention to letter positions from feedback—avoid reusing gray letters in later guesses.
- After solving, decide your crash strategy early: a small cash-out is safer than waiting for a high multiplier.
- Watch the crash curve's pace—if it's climbing fast, it may bust sooner than you expect.
- Remember that the word puzzle is the core; the crash round is optional, so don't risk everything if you're unsure.
Frequently asked questions
Is Crashdle free to play?
Yes, Crashdle is completely free. You earn and wager play money, not real currency.
How often does a new puzzle appear?
A new word puzzle and crash round are released every day at midnight UTC.
Is there a mobile app?
There's no dedicated app mentioned—Crashdle runs in your browser and requires JavaScript to be enabled.
What happens if I don't solve the word?
You still get to play the crash round, but you'll have less (or no) play money to wager, depending on how the game handles incomplete solves.
Can I play past puzzles?
The game appears to offer a single daily puzzle, so past days are not typically replayable.
Where to play
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