Electle
What is Electle?
Electle is a daily puzzle game that tests your knowledge of parliamentary politics. Each round presents a seating diagram of a country's lower house, and your goal is to identify both the country and the election year.
How to play Electle
You are shown a parliamentary seating chart. Use the visual layout and any visible party colors or groupings to deduce the country and when the election took place. Choose from the available options to submit your guess, and try to solve it in as few attempts as possible.
Tips & strategy
- Familiarize yourself with typical seating patterns—some parliaments have a horseshoe shape, while others use opposing benches.
- Look at the proportion of seats held by different parties; dominant parties can hint at specific elections.
- If you're unsure, start with the country you think is most likely, then narrow down the year based on historical majorities.
- Use Easy Mode if you're new to learn common parliament layouts without pressure.
- Endless Mode is great for practice—try to recognize patterns across different nations.
Frequently asked questions
Is Electle free to play?
Yes, the game appears to be free, with no mention of any payment or subscription on the site.
How often does a new puzzle come out?
Daily Mode offers a new puzzle every day, while Endless Mode allows you to keep playing as much as you like.
What is Easy Mode?
Based on the site, Easy Mode is a simpler version, likely with some hints or a more forgiving setup, though the exact differences aren't detailed.
Does Electle have an app?
No app is mentioned; the game is playable directly on the Electle website.
What does 'Lower house only' mean?
The puzzles feature the lower house of a country's parliament, such as the House of Commons or the House of Representatives, rather than the upper house.
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