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Meikyu
What is Meikyu?
Meikyu is a daily puzzle game where you must identify the correct lineup of five hidden residents from a pool of 36. Each guess provides feedback on correct placements and which residents are present. The game features unwritten rules that become apparent over multiple days of play.
How to play Meikyu
Each day, a new dungeon layout is generated. You have six attempts to guess the sequence of five residents. After each guess, you receive feedback: correct resident in correct position, correct resident in wrong position, or not present at all. Use the feedback to deduce the lineup.
Tips & strategy
- Track the feedback from each guess carefully.
- Note which residents are not present to eliminate possibilities.
- Pay attention to patterns that may reveal hidden rules.
- Start with diverse guesses to cover more residents.
- Reuse confirmed residents in different positions to test placements.
Frequently asked questions
Is Meikyu free to play?
Yes, it is completely free with no ads and no account required.
How often does the puzzle update?
A new puzzle is available daily.
What are the 'unwritten rules' mentioned?
These are hidden mechanics that are not explicitly stated but can be deduced through repeated play over days.
Can I play on mobile?
Yes, it works in any browser on phone, tablet, or desktop.
Do I need JavaScript enabled?
Yes, the game requires JavaScript to function.
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