Decoydle
Match seven facts to seven of ten numbers while keeping the three decoys out.
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HOW TO PLAY
Decoydle mixes seven number facts with ten choices, three of which are decoys. Match pairs in any order. While Coy is present, a wrong pair costs one of two strikes and resets that fact; a correct pair stays locked. After both strikes are spent, the game continues blind: assign the remaining numbers, revise unlocked choices if needed, then lock them in for a score out of seven. Two mistakes do not automatically end the round.
- Read all seven facts and the ten number choices. Seven numbers are answers and three are decoys; each selected number can belong to only one fact.
- Select a fact and its proposed number. With strikes left, correct pairs lock; wrong pairs cost a strike, reset the fact and prevent repeating that failed pairing.
- After the second wrong guess Coy vanishes. Continue without right/wrong feedback; you can change the remaining unlocked assignments before final submission.
- Fill every remaining fact and lock in your answers. The score counts correctly matched facts out of seven, with strikes used recorded separately.
- Use the source’s tutorial for a demonstration and Archive for available dated puzzles. Stats, Friends and save-code services are original-site features, not proof of an original account or cross-device sync here.
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