Start broad
A mid-generation, mid-height guess returns the most information. Avoid extremes on turn one.
Pokémon Wordle
One mystery Pokémon per day, eight guesses, five clues per row. Same puzzle for everyone—come back tomorrow for a new one.
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HOW TO PLAY
Read the clues like a dex research task
Every guess narrows the search space the same way a real Pokédex filter would.
Bisect the ranges
Each ↑ or ↓ halves the remaining generation, height, or weight space. Two or three rows usually pin the region down.
Exploit shared types
A green type means the answer carries that typing in either slot—browse the matching type collection and shortlist candidates.
WHY IT WORKS
A Wordle for people who memorized 1,025 silhouettes
Wordle-style deduction plus Pokédex knowledge is a natural pair: the clues are exactly the fields trainers already argue about—generation, typing, height, and weight. Because the daily answer is the same worldwide, results are shareable without spoilers, and your streak lives in your browser.
Stuck between candidates? Open both species pages and compare base stats, or spin the Type Wheel while you wait for tomorrow’s puzzle. The silhouette quiz is the faster warm-up if you only have a minute.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
How does the daily Pokémon Wordle work?
Every day one mystery Pokémon is chosen from all 1,025 species. Each guess returns five clues: whether the answer's generation, height, and weight are higher or lower, and whether it shares a type with your guess. You have 8 attempts.
What time does the daily Pokémon reset?
A new Daily Pokémon arrives at midnight UTC, the same moment for every player worldwide. Your progress and result for the day are saved on your device.
Can I practice without waiting for tomorrow?
Yes. Switch to Practice mode for unlimited rounds with a random species each time—the daily puzzle stays untouched.
Do I need to know every species?
No. The suggestion box completes names as you type, so you can browse the whole National Pokédex while guessing. Many players keep the Pokédex open in another tab.