PentaGuess is a set of mini-games about the champions of League of Legends, played in the browser, on desktop and on phone, with nothing to install and no sign-up. Every card above is a game, and this page is the only up-to-date list: new ones arrive with a “New” tag, and the “Patch” button in the header tells what changed.
The daily games
The daily challenges banner offers everyone the same challenge every day — one champion, five champions, a theme — renewed at 00:00 UTC, with a limited number of guesses and a single game per day. The result can be shared as a grid of boxes, without giving the answer away. Solve three in a day and the Brazier of the Rift gains a day; every finished game is worth up to 100 points on the daily, weekly, monthly and yearly leaderboards.
Open modes and multiplayer
Below them, the open modes can be replayed without limit, with a fresh draw every game: a blurred splash art, an image revealing itself against the clock, a fragment, a voice, the whole roster to recite from memory. That is the training ground. Cards marked PvP or Coop are played in a lobby: a code or a link to send to your friends, and the host starts the game. Public lobbies are listed on the right, ready to join.
Why PentaGuess
League of Legends has around 170 champions, each with its own splash art, abilities, story and voice — too many for even a veteran to know them all. PentaGuess is a playground for that memory. A profile appears on its own at your first visit; its 10-character code follows you from one device to another, and it is shared with the PentaGuess Valorant edition. The site exists in eleven languages. For the details, see the About page and the FAQ.
