There’s a new reason for League of Legends fans to check in daily, and it’s not patch notes or skins. It’s Bonedle, a browser game where you try to guess the champion based on short, animated clues.
Each day, a fresh puzzle drops. You watch a snippet - maybe a flash of color, a weapon swing, or a hint of magic. That’s all you get to start. From there, it’s up to you to figure out who the animation is pointing to. If you guess wrong, the animation reveals a bit more.
You only get a limited number of tries, so each guess counts.
Some clues are obvious, like a spinning axe for Draven or a giant anchor slam that screams Nautilus. Others are way more subtle. A swirl of mist? That could be Gwen… or it could be Yorick’s fog. That’s what makes it fun: every guess feels like a little risk.
Bonedle doesn’t try to sell you anything. It provides you with one clean challenge each day. No distractions. Just you, the animation, and your champion knowledge.
Whether you’re a Diamond jungler or just play ARAMs on weekends, there’s something satisfying about nailing the answer on your first try, or kicking yourself when you see the reveal.
Seriously, Bonedle is one of those just one more games. It’s quick, it’s clever, and it’s made with love for the League community.
