Game guide
Gradient: how to play, rules, strategy and design notes
Put the six tiles in order along the given scale. Here is how Gradient works, what makes the daily puzzle fair, and why it belongs in Wittora's collection of quick thinking games.
Gradient focuses on one readable core action: put the six tiles in order along the given scale.
How Gradient works
- Gradient focuses on one readable core action: put the six tiles in order along the given scale.
- It asks you to reason with facts, categories and clues rather than simply recall trivia on command.
- A new Gradient puzzle appears every day, and Infinite mode lets you keep practicing the same idea after the daily round.
Rules
- Start from the visible board or clue set and make a move that follows the core knowledge puzzle logic.
- Use the feedback on the screen to narrow the remaining possibilities.
- Win by completing the board, answer, order or hidden target. In Daily mode your result is recorded once; in Infinite mode you can keep experimenting.
Data and puzzle logic
Datasets are compact, curated and deterministic, with clues written to avoid needing a login, feed or live API at play time.
Lore and naming
Gradient is named like a small artifact from the Wittora shelf: compact, memorable and a little mysterious. The lore is intentionally light. The game should feel like a clever object you pick up for a few minutes, solve, share and put back glowing.
Where the idea comes from
It connects quiz culture with newspaper logic, turning facts into a puzzle board instead of a speed contest.
FAQ
- What is Gradient?
- Gradient is a free daily knowledge puzzle on Wittora. Put the six tiles in order along the given scale.
- How do you play Gradient?
- Read the board or clues, make moves that follow the rules, and use each piece of feedback to narrow the solution until the puzzle is complete.
- Is there a new Gradient puzzle every day?
- Yes. Gradient has a new Daily puzzle, plus Infinite mode for extra practice after the daily round.
- Is Gradient free?
- Yes. Wittora games run in the browser and are free to play without an account.
- What makes Gradient fair?
- Wittora favors readable rules, deterministic generation and solver checks where they apply, so the daily puzzle is meant to be challenging without feeling arbitrary.