You know those logic puzzle games where you solve one puzzle and… that’s it? We got bored of that too.
So we built something different: Gossipdle, a daily logic puzzle game where completing the week actually matters.
Here’s the twist
Every day you solve a puzzle with a juicy gossipy theme (think: “Which tech founder secretly invested in their rival’s company?” or “Who’s behind the influencer drama?”).
But here’s where it gets interesting: Each day is a piece of a bigger story.
Play all 7 days in a week, and on Sunday, you unlock a hidden final puzzle that reveals the truth behind the entire week’s storyline. Who was pulling the strings? What really happened? You’ll finally find out.
How it works
Monday-Saturday: Different puzzles, but all connected to one overarching mystery
Play all 7 days: No skipping – you need the full week to see the finale
Sunday unlock: Get access to the ultimate puzzle that ties everything together
Unmask the mastermind: Find out who was behind it all
It’s like a TV series, but you’re solving it with pure logic.
Why we built this
Daily puzzle games are great for a quick brain workout, but we wanted something with more narrative satisfaction. Something that rewards commitment. Something that makes you think “I need to see how this story ends.”
We’ve all binged a TV show to find out whodunit. This scratches the same itch, but you’re using deduction to get there.
Try it out
The weekly mysteries just launched. Start today, and by Sunday you’ll be ready for your first big reveal.
→ gossipdle.com
Each puzzle takes 5-15 minutes. No sign-up, no paywall, no nonsense. Just pure logic and good stories.
We want to hear from you
This is our first major feature update, and we’d love your thoughts:
Does the weekly format make you more engaged?
What kinds of mystery themes would you want to see?
Any ideas for making the reveal even more satisfying?
Drop a comment or come say hi in our community. We’re genuinely curious what puzzle lovers think.
You know those logic puzzle games where you solve one puzzle and… that’s it? We got bored of that too.
So we built something different: Gossipdle, a daily logic puzzle game where completing the week actually matters.
Here’s the twist Every day you solve a puzzle with a juicy gossipy theme (think: “Which tech founder secretly invested in their rival’s company?” or “Who’s behind the influencer drama?”).
But here’s where it gets interesting: Each day is a piece of a bigger story.
Play all 7 days in a week, and on Sunday, you unlock a hidden final puzzle that reveals the truth behind the entire week’s storyline. Who was pulling the strings? What really happened? You’ll finally find out.
How it works Monday-Saturday: Different puzzles, but all connected to one overarching mystery
Play all 7 days: No skipping – you need the full week to see the finale
Sunday unlock: Get access to the ultimate puzzle that ties everything together
Unmask the mastermind: Find out who was behind it all
It’s like a TV series, but you’re solving it with pure logic.
Why we built this Daily puzzle games are great for a quick brain workout, but we wanted something with more narrative satisfaction. Something that rewards commitment. Something that makes you think “I need to see how this story ends.”
We’ve all binged a TV show to find out whodunit. This scratches the same itch, but you’re using deduction to get there.
Try it out The weekly mysteries just launched. Start today, and by Sunday you’ll be ready for your first big reveal.
→ gossipdle.com
Each puzzle takes 5-15 minutes. No sign-up, no paywall, no nonsense. Just pure logic and good stories.
We want to hear from you This is our first major feature update, and we’d love your thoughts:
Does the weekly format make you more engaged?
What kinds of mystery themes would you want to see?
Any ideas for making the reveal even more satisfying?
Drop a comment or come say hi in our community. We’re genuinely curious what puzzle lovers think.
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Come solve with us. The truth is waiting.
P.S. - Today’s puzzle involves a mysterious incident at a startup accelerator. Who’s lying? Come find out.