Narutodle

🎯 What is Narutodle?

Narutodle is a free, daily browser game built around a single question: which Naruto character is hidden behind today's grid? Every UTC midnight the game picks one ninja from a pool of 210 Shippūden-era characters, and that same puzzle is served to every player in the world until the next reset.

The flagship mode, Classic, is a Wordle-style guessing game with a nine-attribute grid instead of letters. You type a character name and each column — gender, clan, village, ninja rank, jutsu types, nature releases, kekkei genkai, special attributes, and debut arc — colors itself green, yellow, or red depending on how close your guess is. Side modes layer on different skills: Silhouette reveals a portrait piece by piece with every miss, while Unlimited pulls a fresh random character from the same roster whenever you want to practice.

💡 How to Play Narutodle

Open narutodle.net and choose a mode — Classic is the daily puzzle, Silhouette is the visual challenge, and Unlimited is endless practice on the same 210-character roster.
Type any Naruto character's name into the search box. Partial names and common nicknames (Kakashi-sensei, Gaara of the Desert) resolve to the canonical character, and a portrait dropdown shows up to eight matches.
Press enter to lock in your guess. The nine columns fill in at once — green means an exact match, yellow means partial overlap (for example, sharing one jutsu type), and red means no overlap.
Read the arrows on the ordered columns. An up or down caret tells you whether the answer is higher-ranked, later-debuting, or further along on a sorted attribute than your guess.
Narrow the pool with each row. A single guess from a Konoha jōnin with a named clan can return clan, village, rank, two nature types, and an arc position all at once.
Use the progressive hints if you stall. After 5 wrong guesses you learn whether the answer has a Kekkei Genkai, after 8 a Nature Type, and after 12 the Village badge — and you can give up and reveal the answer at any time.
Solve within 6 guesses for the cleanest score, then share a Wordle-style emoji grid of your run. Your streak, stats, and guess log save locally in your browser.