Daily guessing games related to Marathon.
Patchdle
What is Patchdle?
Patchdle is a free daily puzzle game that asks players to identify a video game from a sample of its patch notes. Each day, a new set of real patch notes is presented, and players have six attempts to guess the game correctly. Past puzzles are available in an archive.
How to play Patchdle
Read the patch note text shown in the puzzle and submit your guess using the game's interface. Use the wording and details in the notes to narrow down which game they come from. You have six tries per puzzle to reach the correct answer.
Tips & strategy
- Look for named systems, items, characters, or mechanics that are distinctive to a particular game or franchise.
- Consider whether the tone and scope of the patch notes suggest a small indie project or a large AAA title.
- Notice any references to platforms, modes, or update versioning that might help you categorize the game.
- If you are stuck, use your guesses to eliminate well-known titles rather than guessing randomly.
Frequently asked questions
Is Patchdle free?
Yes, Patchdle is described as a free daily guessing game, with an optional Ko-fi page for support.
How often does a new puzzle appear?
A new puzzle is posted every day at 05:00 Oslo time.
Can I play past puzzles?
Yes, every past puzzle is available in the archive.
Does the game use real patch notes?
Yes, the puzzle is based on a real video game's patch notes, and your job is to guess which game they belong to.
Is there an app for Patchdle?
The site text does not mention an app, so Patchdle appears to be played in the browser.
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