Rainbowdle Endless
73 operators in the poolThe same board as the daily puzzle, dealt as often as you want. Each round picks a new operator and gives you 6 tries to name it, scored on team, season, speed, role, squad and country. Every operator comes up once before any comes up twice, and a run keeps counting until you miss one. Today’s daily answer is held back from the pool, so playing here can never spoil it.
No verified operators in the pool — check content/r6-operators/roster.json.
How Rainbowdle Endless works
Endless plays exactly like the daily Rainbowdle, but a new round starts as soon as one ends. Type any operator's name to make a guess. Each guess adds a row that compares your operator with the secret one, column by column. You have 6 guesses per round.
- Team: attacker or defender. Green when it matches.
- Season: the season the operator was released. Green on the same season, otherwise an arrow points to an earlier or later one.
- Speed: the operator's speed rating, from 1 to 3. Green on a match, otherwise an arrow points higher or lower.
- Role: green when the roles are identical, amber when at least one role is shared.
- Squad: green when both operators are in the same squad.
- Country: green for the same country, amber when the countries are on the same continent.
Early guesses are for information: an operator who splits the field on Season and Speed tells you more than a lucky shot.
Can Endless spoil the daily puzzle?
No. Endless never serves the day's daily operator, so you can play it before the daily round without giving yourself the answer.
How does the run counter work?
Each round you win adds one to your run, and a lost round resets it to zero. Your best run is kept alongside it.
How do I share my result?
When a round ends, Share result copies a grid of colored squares with your score. It never names the operator, so it is safe to post where others are still playing. Your progress and run are saved in this browser.