Dartle Games Like Dartle
These eight original game sites were checked on 24 Oct 2026. Each note explains the published rules and how the game differs from Dartle. This is a selection of daily puzzles, not a ranking or a promise of identical gameplay.
Peakle
Same maker as dartle.net. Keep naming answers from a category, each worth more than the last. An equal or lower answer ends the climb; one life does not mean one answer. Dartle gives you up to three darts and a target of exactly 100.
Magnitudle
In Size It Up, resize a target silhouette beside a reference object to estimate its scale. Pop Culture, Geography, and an archive are available. Dartle instead reveals a category value after each accepted answer and asks you to build a total.
GeoSlice
Split a population into halves, thirds, or quarters. A new board at local midnight, like Dartle. The skill is geography, not a running total.
Flagle
Name a country or territory from its flag in up to six guesses. Flag tiles are revealed as you play. It is a daily visual puzzle rather than an arithmetic checkout; this review does not claim a live issue number.
Daily Holes
Nine golf holes generated for the date, plus a leaderboard. It is a daily score chase, not a trivia checkout.
Krillion
A trivia dive where less familiar accepted answers take you deeper. The original site offers a Daily dive, Unlimited, an archive, and themed packs. Its FAQ explains how accepted sets and rarity are curated. It rewards recall and rarity rather than a total of 100.
Chainle
Find a word that connects the clues in five daily rounds: three two-word bridges, one three-word bridge, and one closest-connection round. You get one guess per round, for up to 5,000 points. Unlike Dartle, the challenge is word association rather than adding category values.
Feetle
Build a word ladder from a daily four-letter starting word to FEET, changing exactly one letter per step and keeping every step a real word. Aim for the shortest route. Its official page identifies feetle.fun as its only website; it is not the separate Chainle edition.
If you still want the 100-point rule, go back to today’s Dartle or the rules. Name collisions are on Which Dartle?.
