What Is Listdle? A Directory of Daily Wordle-Like Games

Listdle is a curated directory of daily guessing games similar to Wordle. It organizes links to those games by category — word, geography, trivia, sports, logic, math, movies & TV, history, music, video games, shapes, color, price, mystery, and more — so you can browse a single page instead of hunting for new daily puzzles one at a time. It's useful if you already play Wordle and want more once-a-day games in the same spirit, or if you want to sample a specific genre like geography or logic.

How Listdle Is Organized

The site's core is its category list. Each category shows how many games it contains, which gives you a quick sense of where the bulk of the catalog sits:

Word games dominate by a wide margin, which makes sense given the Wordle starting point. Geography and trivia are the next largest clusters, so if you want variety beyond letters, those are the deepest pools.

Ways to Browse

Listdle offers a few entry points beyond the full category list:

• Best — a curated selection, useful when you don't want to scroll the entire catalog.
• Favorites — your own saved games, so you can return to the ones you actually play.
• Surprise Me — a random pick, handy for discovering something outside your usual categories.
• Game of the Day — a featured title, which rotates.

If you're new, starting with Best or Surprise Me is faster than working through 176 word games.

What Kinds of Games Are Listed

The catalog spans several distinct play styles, not just letter-guessing. Examples from the site:

• Kode (Logic) — a daily four-digit code-breaking puzzle where you deduce the combination from graded clues rather than guessing blind.
• Krillion (Trivia) — seven questions a day, the same for everyone, where rare answers score deeper than obvious ones.
• Daily Orbs (Trivia) — four unique trivia puzzles daily, each with a different topic and answer format; collecting six orbs counts as a win.
• FilmLink (Movies & TV) — connect two movies through shared actors in as few steps or as little time as possible.
• Color (Color) — recreate five colors from memory, testing how well you recall them.
• MapTap (Geography) — pinpoint five cities on a 3D globe in one tap each, with historical facts revealed after each round.
• Vexle (Geography) — draw a country's flag from memory.
• GeoRankle (Geography) — match countries to their highest global statistical rankings, like population or GDP per capita.
• Size It Up (Other) — resize one object to match another's real-world scale.
• Anything Grid (Other) — fill each cell with something matching both categories on the grid.
• Seedle.io (Logic) — a crop-farming puzzle where you place crops for the highest score.

The pattern across all of them: one puzzle (or a small set) per day, the same for every player, with a score or closeness measure at the end.

How to Use It

1. Open Listdle and scan the category list, or go straight to Best.
2. Pick a category that matches what you want — word, geography, trivia, logic, etc.
3. Click through to a game; each entry links out to the game's own site.
4. Save the ones you like to Favorites so they're easy to find the next day.
5. Use Surprise Me when you want to try something new.

What Listdle Is Not

Listdle is a directory, not a game itself — you play each title on its own site. It also doesn't host the games, so accounts, scoring, and daily resets are handled by each individual game. The site lists no pricing information, so treat each linked game's own terms as unknown until you visit it.

If your goal is simply "find more daily puzzles like Wordle," Listdle is a reasonable starting point, especially for word and geography games where its catalog is deepest.