Feudle
Yesterday's players wrote the answers. Feudle asks a survey question and you try to name the responses that the most people gave.
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How Feudle works
Read the question. Each day there is one survey question, such as something people do on a weekend.
Guess popular answers. Type the answers you think most people gave. Right ones appear on the board with their count.
Avoid three strikes. A wrong answer is a strike. Three strikes and your game is over.
Shape tomorrow. At the end, answer tomorrow's question. Your reply becomes part of tomorrow's board.
Thinking like a survey
Survey answers follow habits. People give the first thing that comes to mind, and they keep it short. For a question about pets, dogs and cats will be near the top long before anything unusual. Start with the most boring answer you can think of, then work outward. The rare answers that would win a trivia night are the ones most likely to cost you a strike here.
Why it changes every day
Because the board is built from yesterday's players, the answers are a snapshot of what the community thought. That makes every day a little surprising, and it means the answer you send for tomorrow really does matter.
Common Feudle questions
How do you play Feudle?
Read the day's survey question and type the answers you think most people gave. Right ones fill the board with their count, and three wrong ones end the game.
Is there a Feudle unlimited mode?
No. Feudle has one survey question a day, because each board is built from the previous day's players.
Where do the Feudle answers come from?
From real players, who answered the same question the day before.
How many strikes do you get?
Three. The third strike ends the game.
Can I choose future questions?
Yes. You can vote on which survey questions come next.
Feudle strategy
- Think like the crowd, not like yourself. The obvious answer is usually top of the board.
- Keep answers short and plain. Common wording matches best.
- Save the clever answers for after you have three or four on the board.
Feudle in numbers
- Question
- One survey question a day
- Answers
- From real players the day before
- Strikes
- 3 and the game ends
- Extras
- Answer tomorrow's question, vote on future ones
- Price
- Free in the browser
- Category
- Trivia games, quiz questions
Facts checked on 2026-11-09. Feudle belongs to Feudle. Megadle is not linked to it.