Meikyu
meikyu.appA daily Wordle-like dungeon deduction puzzle. Arrange five dungeon residents on the field and get six tries per floor: a green ring means the right piece in the right slot, a gold ring means it belongs on this floor but not there, a gray cross means it is absent. The thirty-six residents follow unwritten house rules the game never states, so each day you deduce a little more, record what you prove in your Dungeon Codex and descend one floor deeper after every win.
Meikyu
Logic & Math
Meikyu does not allow being embedded, so it opens on its own site. Everything else — likes, favourites, your ritual — still works here.
The facts
- Runs on
- meikyu.app
- Category
- Logic & Math
- Type
- Code breaking
- Languages
- English, French, Spanish and 7 more
- How often
- A new puzzle every day
- On Alldle since
- September 2026
- Price
- Free, no signup
Questions about Meikyu
- Is Meikyu free to play?
- Yes. Meikyu runs in a browser at no cost, with nothing to install and no purchase to make.
- How often does Meikyu reset?
- Once a day. Everybody gets the same puzzle, and a new one replaces it when the game's day rolls over.
- Can I play Meikyu unlimited?
- Not Meikyu itself, which gives one puzzle a day. The closest unlimited games to it in this directory, all of which you can replay as often as you like: Numberle Unlimited, Numble and RNGdle Sandbox. Numberle UnlimitedNumbleRNGdle Sandbox
- What languages does Meikyu support?
- English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese and Chinese, according to the game itself.
- Where does Meikyu run?
- On meikyu.app. It declines to be embedded, so this page links you straight there instead.
- What kind of game is Meikyu?
- It sits in Logic & Math, alongside the other daily games of that kind in the catalogue.
How it compares
If you play Meikyu, the closest things to it in the catalogue are Unlockle, Good RNGdle and diviZible. They share its code breaking. See the full list of alternatives.
