How to play

ForHonorDLE is a daily guessing game in the spirit of Wordle and LoLdle, set in the For Honor universe. Every day you get three independent puzzles, one for each mode. The answer is the same for everyone that day, and everything resets at your local midnight, so you start fresh each morning. There is no game over: guesses are unlimited, and your score is simply how many tries it took you. The fewer, the better.

The basics, shared by every mode

You play by typing a name into the search bar, which autocompletes as you type so you never have to spell anything perfectly. After each guess, the game gives you feedback and gets you closer to the answer. When you win, you can share your result as an emoji grid and keep your daily streak alive. You can also replay any past day from the archive.

Hero

Guess the hero of the day, and a grid compares six of their attributes to your guess:

• Faction, Class, Gender and Weapon type: green means an exact match, red means different. Weapon type can also turn orange when it partly overlaps with the hidden hero.
• Weapon range and Release year: green means a match. Weapon range turns orange when it is adjacent, and the year shows an up or down arrow telling you whether the hidden hero's value is higher or lower than your guess.

By reading the colors and arrows across a few guesses, you can narrow the roster down to the right hero.

Silhouette

A full-body hero render starts as a dark, heavily blurred shadow. Every wrong guess lifts the blur and the darkness step by step, until the hero becomes clear.

Map

Guess the map of the day from a close-up image. Each wrong guess zooms the image out a little more, revealing new details and landmarks until the location becomes recognizable.

Streaks and stats

Solving at least one puzzle a day keeps your streak going. The streak is shared across all three modes and shown on the home page, along with your daily progress. Each mode also keeps its own stats and a distribution of how many tries your wins usually take.

That is everything you need. Pick a mode, make your first guess, and see how few tries it takes you today.