Rankdle

Playing Rankdle is a fun way to test your ability to guess the elo rating of other players in games like League of Legends, Chess, Valorant, Apex Legends, CS:GO, Rocket League, and many more. Many different styles are available to players. Players are shown an in-game clip or snapshot and asked to assess the player's Elo rating based on their performance. Both still and moving pictures can be used for this purpose. Enjoy!

How to play

Simply navigate to the Rankdle website and pick a game to play. pulls footage from top-tier matches in League of Legends, CS:GO, and Rocket League. The standard for each game is three videos. A drop-down menu with all of the possible ranks for each game makes it easy to pick the right one. You have to identify the rank at which the play occurred among all the ranks available for that game. The correct answer will earn you two stars. Pick a guess and see whether you were right by submitting your answer. You receive a single star if your final position is precisely one point off from the top or bottom. Otherwise, you will receive no points. There is a daily cap of six stars per game, but you need to maintain a two-star average to keep your streak alive. In this game, you and your friends rank different topics based on how you feel about them.

Instructions

Various options are available, including those pertaining to entertainment, recreation, nutrition, and more. Browse the most popular and trending subjects, or conduct a targeted search.

• Drag and drop the pieces into the desired order to determine a topic's ranking. You can even make changes to the pre-existing goods or create your own! In addition to commenting, you can give the article a rating from one to five stars.
• The "Create" button can be found in the top-right corner of the page and must be clicked in order to initiate the creation of a new subject. After selecting a topic, you may add a title, a brief description, and up to ten items. Your products can also have images or emojis you upload. In addition to selecting a topic, you may classify it and set its level of difficulty.