About Redactle
Redactle is an independent Wikipedia-inspired word puzzle game. Each puzzle starts with a redacted article, and your goal is to uncover the hidden words and identify the title in as few guesses as possible.
What makes Redactle different
- Daily and unlimited Wikipedia-based puzzles with original game logic and UI
- Curated puzzle selection instead of showing arbitrary copied pages
- Hints, statistics, collections, leagues, and multiplayer play modes
- Original metadata, difficulty estimates, and gameplay tools built for this site
How puzzle content is created
Puzzle text is derived from Wikipedia article content and related open knowledge sources, then transformed into Redactle gameplay by redacting terms, building lemma mappings, generating puzzle metadata, and adding site-specific scoring, hints, and curation.
Redactle is not affiliated with Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation. Wikipedia trademarks and content remain the property of their respective owners.
Who runs the site
Redactle is operated by Ben Brady. The site is maintained as an ongoing puzzle project focused on daily play, curated article selection, multiplayer features, collections, and long-term game stats. The original Redactle, now inactive, was created by John Turner.
Ads and supporters
Redactle is introducing a small ads rollout to help cover hosting costs and fund ongoing improvements. Ads only start after you have completed a puzzle, and supporters do not see ads.
If you support Redactle, log in with the same email address you used to support the site. If that does not remove ads, email me or message me on Discord and I can link it up manually.
Contact
For support, policy questions, business enquiries, or review follow-up, email [email protected] or visit the Contact page.
See also Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.