One subject from the day’s list is hidden. Guess a name and its five facts print in five cells: a filled cell matches, an arrow says the hidden number is higher or lower, and no rules a category out.
About Dossier
Dossier is a free daily guessing game from Mind Loft. One subject from the day’s list is hidden, and every guess prints five facts about the name you tried. A filled cell means that fact matches the hidden subject. An arrow on a number says the hidden number is higher or lower. The word no rules a category out.
The list changes through the week. Presidents are compared on their number, party, state of birth, the year they took office and their age that day. Elements are compared on atomic number, period, block, state at room temperature and family. States are compared on the year they joined the Union, region, how many states they border, area rank and coast. Every fact is a fixed one, so an old puzzle never goes stale.
A new subject drops every day at midnight Eastern, with eight guesses on a weekday and six on the Sunday Edition. No app, no signup, play free in your browser. More daily guessing: try Clade, Niche and Ping.
Dossier, in short
How do you play Dossier?
Name the hidden president, element or US state in eight guesses. Every guess is compared with the answer on five facts: a match, higher or lower. Fewer guesses score more.
Is Dossier free to play?
Yes. Dossier is free to play in your browser on Mind Loft, with no app to install and no account required.
When does a new Dossier puzzle come out?
A new Dossier arrives every day at midnight Eastern time, and Sundays bring the Sunday Edition, the biggest or hardest board of the week.
What kind of puzzle is Dossier?
Dossier is a daily trivia game from Mind Loft: five clues on every guess. Puzzle type: attribute guessing game. It is part of the daily trivia games lineup.
Can I play past Dossier puzzles?
Yes. Every past Dossier board is in the daily puzzle archive, along with the day's standings.
What other daily trivia games does Mind Loft have?