Two-word bridge
Find the word that belongs with both clues.
Chainle.wiki
Five rounds. One connecting word each. Chase a perfect 5,000.
One guess per round · No timer · No account
No download · Instant start · Unlimited practice anytime
Game lobby
Same rules, different pressure. Daily is the shared board. Unlimited is your warm-up lane.
One shared puzzle. Five rounds. Compare your chain strength today.
Enter arena →TrainShuffle fresh practice sets. Sharpen links before tomorrow's board.
Start practice →ReplayRevisit earlier challenges and chase cleaner scores on past dates.
Browse dates →TutorialLearn bridges, closest connections, and how high scores are won.
Open guide →Oneconnectingword.Fiverounds.AclearerwaytoplayChainleeveryday.
Mission brief
Spot the hidden bridge. One word must lock every clue — not just the loudest one. Each round can bank up to 1,000 points.
Find the word that belongs with both clues.
One answer has to fit the whole trio.
Type the nearest related word in the chain.
Score ladder
Strong links beat clever-but-narrow guesses. A word that bridges every clue climbs the ladder; a one-sided match stays thin.
Is Chainle free? How many guesses do I get? When does the puzzle reset? Start with these answers.
Chainle is a daily word association game where you find a word that connects two or more clues. Each daily challenge contains five rounds, with different types of word connections. You earn points based on how closely your answer relates to all the clues.
Read the clue words displayed in each round and think of one word that connects them. Enter your answer and submit it to see your score. Complete all five rounds to earn up to 5,000 points.
Yes. You can play Chainle directly in your browser without downloading an app. The daily challenge is free to play, and Unlimited Practice lets you keep training with more puzzle sets.
A standard daily Chainle game has five rounds: three two-word bridge rounds, one three-word bridge round, and one closest connection round. Each round is worth up to 1,000 points.
No. Word association is not always limited to one possible answer. Different words can establish meaningful connections between the clues. Your score depends on how closely your answer connects to the words in the puzzle.
Chainle evaluates the semantic relationship between your answer and the clues. A strong answer should connect to every clue, rather than just one. Each round can award up to 1,000 points, with a maximum daily score of 5,000 points.
Daily mode offers a shared daily puzzle for players, while Unlimited mode lets you practice with additional puzzle sets. Practice results stay separate from your daily challenge results.
Yes. Open the archive, pick an earlier date, and revisit previous challenges to practice your word association skills.
Yes. Chainle.wiki works in a modern mobile browser. You do not need to install a separate application.
Look for a word that connects to every clue, not just the most obvious one. Consider different meanings, common phrases, compound words, and alternative associations. A balanced connection is often stronger than an answer that relates closely to only one clue.