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Classic Mode

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About Classic mode

Classic is the original Soulsdle puzzle and the one most players start their day with. One boss is drawn each day from 244 bosses across Demon's Souls, Dark Souls, Dark Souls II, Dark Souls III, Bloodborne, Sekiro, Elden Ring and Elden Ring Nightreign, and your task is to identify it by cross-referencing attributes rather than by memory alone.

Type any boss name into the search box and a row appears in the grid. Seven columns tell you how your guess compares with the hidden answer: the game it belongs to, its region, its type, its weaknesses, the DLC it comes from, the souls it rewards and its health. Green means an exact match, yellow means a partial overlap, and the souls and health columns carry an arrow telling you whether the answer sits higher or lower than your guess.

There is no guess limit, so the challenge is efficiency: solving the boss in three rows feels very different from solving it in twelve. Your daily result can be shared as a grid of coloured squares, and the puzzle is the same for everyone, so comparing attempts with friends is fair.

How to play

1. Pick a game filter if you only want bosses from one title; the daily answer is different for each filter.
2. Enter a boss name. Autocomplete accepts partial names, so 'Nameless' is enough to find the Nameless King.
3. Read the row. Green columns are confirmed facts about the answer; yellow type or weakness tiles mean at least one element is shared.
4. Souls and health arrows only compare bosses from the same game, because runes, blood echoes and souls are not on the same scale.
5. Repeat until the row turns entirely green, or press Give up to reveal the answer and end the day’s puzzle.

Tips

• Open with a boss whose game you suspect: a green Game column makes every other column far more informative.
• Type and weakness are sets. An exact match requires the same combination, so a yellow tile on a two-type guess tells you the answer is close but not identical.
• Region names are precise: Anor Londo and Irithyll are different regions even though they share a map. Use the DLC column to split base game from expansions early.
• Many bosses have no listed weaknesses at all. A green weakness tile on a 'none' guess is a strong signal, not a coincidence.

Read next

• How Soulsdle Clues Work: A Strategy Guide to Every Column
• Two Phases, Gank Fights and Gimmicks: How FromSoftware Designs Bosses
• The Ten Hardest Bosses in Dark Souls III, Ranked

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