Spotle TV
The game that started as Spotle TV now goes by TV Guessbox. Each day hides one show, and every guess flips six clue tiles to show how close you are.
Opens the real game on spotle.tv. Free, in a new tab.
- Guesses
- 10
- Clues
- Six tiles per guess
- Colors
- Green exact, yellow close, grey no match
- New show
- Midnight GMT
- Now called
- TV Guessbox
- Category
- Movie and TV games, tv shows
How to play Spotle TV
- Type a show
Search the list and pick a TV show.
- Watch six tiles flip
Six tiles flip. Green is exact, yellow is close and grey is no match.
- Follow the arrows
Up and down arrows show which way the hidden show's numbers lie.
- Name the show
Use the clues and the hints along the way to find it in ten tries.
Ways to play
- Daily: One show for everyone, ten guesses
- Heads Up: Live 1v1 against a stranger or friend
- Create: Your own puzzle with a custom hint
- Rewind: Past daily puzzles
Spotle TV tips
- Pick a long running, popular show first. It tells you a lot about the arrows.
- Yellow means close, so stay near that value with your next guess.
- Use Rewind to play past days you missed.
Spotle TV questions
Where is the Spotle TV answer today?
You will not find the show named here. Arrows and yellow tiles close in fast, and the game adds hints of its own along the way.
When does the show change?
At midnight GMT, with one show for everyone.
Is TV Guessbox the same as Spotle TV?
Yes. The site says it was formerly Spotle TV, and you can bring your progress over.
What is Heads Up?
A live 1v1 mode with a different show from the daily, ten rounds and 60 seconds a round. First to name it wins.
Can I make a puzzle for a friend?
Yes. Pick a show, add a hint, and share the link.
Facts checked on 2026-11-09. Spotle TV belongs to TV Guessbox. Megadle is not linked to it.