Index guide
Radiordle
Radiordle is a daily nature game. Can you guess the radiology puzzle of the day? Test your medical imaging knowledge in this daily radiology puzzle game.
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Verified round model
How a round of Radiordle works.
Objective, input, feedback and stopping condition checked 10 August 2026.
Objective
Diagnose the condition shown in the day's X-ray, CT, MRI or ultrasound case.
Your move
The rendered rules establish the objective, player input, feedback and stopping condition for Radiordle.
What changes
The rendered rules establish the objective, player input, feedback and stopping condition for Radiordle.
Round end
The case ends when the correct diagnosis is entered or all five attempts have been used, after which the result can be shared.
Why it stands out
A sourced guide to how each Radiordle round works.
Radiordle now has a four-part round model backed by reviewed, observed or explicitly corroborated evidence, so the page can explain the objective, player input, feedback and stopping condition without relying on category-level filler.
Best for
- Players looking for a sourced explanation of Radiordle's Medical image diagnosis loop
- Readers who want the objective and stopping condition before opening the official game
Think twice if
- Players looking for an optimal strategy or difficulty ranking before a representative round has been reviewed
What you are trying to do
Diagnose the condition shown in the day’s X-ray, CT, MRI or ultrasound case.
How a move changes the board
The rendered rules establish the objective, player input, feedback and stopping condition for Radiordle. The rendered rules establish the objective, player input, feedback and stopping condition for Radiordle.
When the round ends
The case ends when the correct diagnosis is entered or all five attempts have been used, after which the result can be shared.
Limits, modes and result features
The case ends when the correct diagnosis is entered or all five attempts have been used, after which the result can be shared. Radiordle follows a daily release rhythm.
How to approach the first round
Read the objective and stopping condition before making the first move. Use the recorded feedback after each action rather than repeating an input that produced no progress. This guide does not claim an optimal strategy until a representative round has been played and recorded.
How to play
- The rendered rules establish the objective, player input, feedback and stopping condition for Radiordle.
- The rendered rules establish the objective, player input, feedback and stopping condition for Radiordle.
- The case ends when the correct diagnosis is entered or all five attempts have been used, after which the result can be shared.
Game passport
A quick read before you play.
Play
- Mechanics
- Medical image diagnosis, Progressive hints, Five attempts
- Input
- The rendered rules establish the objective, player input, feedback and stopping condition for Radiordle.
Return
- Cadence
- Daily
Index status
- Editorial depth
- Guide
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Before you play
Questions before you play.
- What is the objective in Radiordle?
- Diagnose the condition shown in the day's X-ray, CT, MRI or ultrasound case.
- How do you make a move in Radiordle?
- The rendered rules establish the objective, player input, feedback and stopping condition for Radiordle.
- When does a round of Radiordle end?
- The case ends when the correct diagnosis is entered or all five attempts have been used, after which the result can be shared.
Source ledger
The evidence behind this page.
The 2026-08-10 Guide pipeline combined existing reviewed claims with rendered first-party rules and controls. Objective, input, feedback and stopping condition passed the reviewed/observed evidence gate; unknown attribution or access fields remain explicitly unconfirmed.
- Radiordle - Daily Radiology Puzzle GameOfficial, Web, checked 15 July 2026
- Radiordle rendered rules and controlsOfficial, Web, checked 10 August 2026