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Factle

by Garrett McCurrach and Pipedream Labs

Trivia & KnowledgeDailyAbout 2 minutes

Rank five possible answers to a factual question, then use position feedback to repair the order within five attempts.

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Why it stands out

Trivia becomes deduction when every answer must find its rank.

Factle tests relative knowledge rather than isolated recall. Even when you do not know the full list, partial ordering can produce a route toward the answer.

Best for

  • Trivia players who enjoy reasoning from partial knowledge rather than recalling one exact answer.
  • People who want a short puzzle with an official data source revealed afterward.

Think twice if

  • Players who dislike ranking questions or broad general-knowledge topics.

Factle asks for more than recognition. Five candidate answers all belong to the day’s question, but the player has to arrange them in the exact order and interpret feedback after each submission.

The official page says its trivia draws on reputable or official data sources and reveals the source after completion. That source disclosure is a meaningful addition for a ranking game because the answer often depends on a particular dataset and date.

How to play

  1. Read the daily question and examine the available answer choices.
  2. Arrange the five answers from first through fifth and submit the ranking.
  3. Use the colored position feedback to revise the order and solve within five tries.

Game passport

A quick read before you play.

Play

Mechanics
Ranking, Trivia, Position feedback
Input
Rank five answers, then submit the ordering
Language load
Medium

Access

Price
Free to play
Account
Not required
Mobile friendly
Yes

Return

Cadence
Daily
Archive
Available
Stats / sharing
Yes / Not confirmed

Index status

Editorial depth
Guide
Play time
About 2 minutes
Difficulty
Not confirmed

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In the collections

A reason to choose this game.

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Source ledger

The evidence behind this page.

Front Office Sports documents the rules, source disclosure, free access, account policy, browser support, daily cadence, archive, and two-minute estimate.

  1. Factle official game, rules, and FAQOfficial, Web, checked 14 July 2026

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