What Is Alldle and What Can You Do on It?

Alldle is a discovery portal for daily browser games — the "‑dle" genre that Wordle popularized. It indexes over 1,000 games (the site's own counter shows 1,592 daily games in the search bar and "1k indexed games" in the discovery section) and organizes them into categories so you can find, search, and play them in one place. It's for anyone who has finished their Wordle for the day and wants more of the same format applied to geography, music, movies, math, or trivia.

What Alldle actually is

Alldle is not a single game. It's a directory and portal: a place that collects daily games made by many different creators and links you out to them. The site's tagline is "All the trending games, in one place," and it describes itself as "The .dle games portal."

That distinction matters. You don't play on Alldle itself — you use it to find the game, then play it on the creator's own site. What Alldle adds is curation, ranking, and search across a genre that is otherwise scattered across hundreds of separate domains.

What you can do on it

Browse by popularity

The Most Played section ranks games by current traffic. In the snapshot captured from the site, the top ten were:

This is a useful starting point if you want to know what the crowd is playing rather than picking blind.

See what's new

The New Releases feed shows games as they're added, with a timestamp and a category label. Examples from the captured page include Tabletop Games: Queen (24m ago), Movies & TV: Thread (24m ago), Words: Links and Stet (24m ago), Visual: Focus (24m ago), Logic & Math: Paths (54m ago), and Geography: Ping (54m ago). If you check back regularly, this is how you catch a game before it becomes a habit.

Browse by category

Alldle groups games into 17 categories. The largest, with game counts from the site:

• Words — 482 games
• Logic & Math — 204 games
• Video Games — 135 games
• Geography — 126 games
• Trivia — 98 games
• Movies & TV — 90 games

So if you liked Wordle specifically, the Words category is where the bulk of the catalog lives. If you preferred the deduction side, Logic & Math is the second-largest pool.

Search the full catalog

There's a search field (shown with a ⌘K shortcut) that queries the whole index — the counter reads "Search 1,592 daily games." You can also browse "every game, A to Z" if you'd rather scan than search.

Filter and sort

The catalog exposes filter dimensions including Language, Region, Format, Difficulty, Type, Genre, Sport, Period, Field, Era, and Pace, plus sorting. These are the levers to use when a category is still too broad — for example, narrowing by difficulty when you want something lighter than a full logic puzzle.

Find well-known games by name

The homepage surfaces a row of recognizable titles: Wordle, Craft Connections, Worldle, Heardle, Framed, Moviedle, Flagle, Globle, Nerdle, Waffle, GeoQuest, Mathle, TimeGuessr, Bandle, and Poeltl. If you already know the game you want, this is the fastest route in.

Explore branded collections

Beyond individual games, Alldle lists Community Partners — creators who promote Alldle on their own sites — and branded collections such as:

• Mind Loft — daily word, number, logic, trivia, geography, and quiz games, including Passport
• Yuki Games — free original browser games including Ballast, Floe, Well Putt, Wellspring, and Well Duel
• Puzzlune — puzzle games including Patches, Queens, Star Battle, Zip, Pips, Mini Sudoku, Tiles, Spelling Bee, Waffle, Quordle, Octordle, and Blossom
• roughly — daily guessing games including Where?, where you make approximate guesses and compare how close you were

These are useful when you like one game from a creator and want to see what else they've made.

How to get started

1. Open alldle.net.
2. If you have a specific game in mind, use the search field or the named-games row.
3. If you don't, start with Most Played for the current crowd favorites, or New Releases for something fresh.
4. If you want a type of game rather than a specific one, pick a category — Words and Logic & Math are the deepest.
5. Use the filters (difficulty, pace, format, language) to narrow further.
6. Click through to play on the creator's site.

Things worth knowing before you dive in

• Alldle is a directory, not a host. Expect to leave the site to actually play. Bookmarks should point at the individual games, not Alldle, if you want to return to a specific one.
• The catalog is large and uneven. With over a thousand indexed games, quality varies widely. The Most Played ranking and the named-games row are the fastest way to avoid the long tail.
• "Daily" usually means one puzzle per day. That's the genre convention, so a game you like may only give you a few minutes before you're waiting for tomorrow. The New Releases feed is how you keep finding replacements.
• The site does not publish pricing information in the material available, and the games it links to are made by third parties with their own terms. Don't assume any given game is free or requires no account — check on the creator's page.

If you already play one ‑dle game a day and want more of the same, Alldle is essentially a map of the entire genre. Start with the category that matches the game you already like, then let the Most Played and New Releases feeds do the rest.