What fridgle is
Each day, every player receives the same random set of magnet-style word tiles. Your objective is to arrange those tiles on a virtual fridge to create a poem. You can tap tiles to place them in the poem area, drag them to reorder, and select alternate word forms where available. The poem area supports up to two consecutive newlines, and you can rearrange entire lines or indent them sideways. Once you finalize your poem, it becomes permanent—no take-backs. After finalizing, you can share your poem as text or browse the world fridge to see what other players created. A calendar lets you revisit previous daily puzzles, and a hard mode adds a stricter tile-count requirement for those seeking a challenge.
How to play
Start by examining the day's shared tile set. Tap a tile to place it in the poem area. Drag tiles to change their order. If a tile has an arrow, tap it to switch to an alternate word form. Use the newline control to start a new line, but remember only two consecutive newlines are allowed. Drag lines to reorder them or shift them sideways for indentation. To add spacing between two tiles on the same line, drag one tile away from the other. When your poem feels complete, finalize it—this action is permanent. Then share the poem as text or explore the world fridge to view poems from other players.
Tips
- Before finalizing, double-check your tile order and spacing—finalization is permanent and cannot be undone.
- Use the arrow on tiles with alternate forms to expand your word choices without needing extra tiles.
- If you want a stricter challenge, enable hard mode, which enforces a specific tile count for the day.
- Don't forget the calendar—you can revisit and play previous daily puzzles at any time.
Common questions
Can I change my poem after I finalize it?
No. Finalizing a poem is permanent, and there is no way to undo it. Make sure you are satisfied with your arrangement before you finalize.
How can I see what other players created?
After finalizing your poem, you can browse the world fridge, which displays poems submitted by other players for the same daily tile set.
Is there a harder version of the puzzle?
Yes. Hard mode enforces a specific tile count for each day, adding an extra constraint beyond the standard free arrangement.
Can I play puzzles from previous days?
Yes. The calendar feature gives you access to previous daily puzzles, so you can go back and create poems for earlier dates.