What Feudle is
Feudle is a daily word game that blends the guessing mechanics of Wordle with the survey-based format of Family Feud. Each day, you face a new survey question that was answered by real players yesterday. Your goal is to guess the most popular responses and reveal them on the board along with the number of people who gave each answer. You have three strikes before the game ends, so choose your guesses carefully. After the puzzle is complete, you can submit your own response for tomorrow's question, and you can also vote on future survey questions to influence the queue. Logging in with Google lets you track your streaks, scores, and completion times across games.
How to play
Start by reading the daily survey question. Type a guess for what you think is a top response. If your guess matches one of the answers given by players, it appears on the board with its response count. The game ends after three strikes, so you'll want to think about the most common answers people would give. Once you finish, you can submit one answer for tomorrow's puzzle. You can also vote on proposed survey questions to help decide which ones appear in future games.
Tips
- Think about the most obvious, everyday answers first, since survey responses come from real players and tend to reflect common opinions.
- Pay attention to the response counts that appear for correct answers - they can give you a sense of how popular each answer was relative to others.
- If you're stuck, consider what a typical person might say rather than a niche or overly specific answer.
Common questions
When does a new Feudle puzzle become available?
A new puzzle is released every day at midnight. Each day brings a fresh survey question with answers submitted by players the previous day.
Can I contribute to future puzzles?
Yes. After finishing the game, you can submit one answer for tomorrow's puzzle. You can also vote on survey questions submitted by other players, and the most popular ones are added to the rotation.