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.
fridgle
What is fridgle?
fridgle is a daily creative writing game where you compose a short poem using a random set of magnet-style word tiles. Every day, all players receive the same set of tiles to arrange. The goal is simply to create a poem that feels right to you before finalizing it.
How to play fridgle
Tap tiles to place them in the poem area, and drag them to rearrange them. Some tiles have alternate forms, which you can select by tapping the arrow. You can start new lines, indent lines, and create spacing between tiles to shape your poem, then finalize it when you're done.
Tips & strategy
- Use the alternate forms of tiles to expand your word choices beyond the initial display.
- Experiment with line breaks and indentation to give your poem a visual rhythm.
- Don't stress about perfection—the random tile set is part of the creative challenge.
- Check the calendar to play previous days if you want more practice.
- Browse the world fridge to see how other players interpreted the same daily tiles.
Frequently asked questions
Is fridgle free to play?
Yes, the game is available to play for free on its website.
How often does the tile set change?
A new set of tiles is provided each day, and everyone gets the same set.
Can I edit my poem after finalizing it?
No, the game explicitly states 'no take-backsies' once you finalize your poem.
Can I play previous days?
Yes, you can use the calendar feature to play any previous day.
Is there a hard mode?
Yes, there is a hard mode setting that enforces a specific tile count for each day.
Where to play
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