How to play

1. Open a crate. Each one has a prompt: a genre, a decade, a country, a word in the title.
2. Name a record that fits before the 30 seconds run out. Any real artist or song counts.
3. Rarer pays more. Everyone says the obvious one. The deeper you dig, the bigger your haul.

Stuck? Buy a hint. Then compare your haul and share your result card without spoiling anyone's crates.

Questions

What is Cratele?

A free daily music game. Every day there are five new crates, each with a prompt like "Name a punk band" or "Name a song from the 2000s". You get 30 seconds per crate to name one record that fits.

How does scoring work?

Every right answer pays out, but rarer answers pay more. A huge hit everyone knows is worth $1. A deep cut only a real crate digger would name can be worth hundreds. Your haul is the total of your five pulls.

Is it like Wordle?

It's a daily puzzle, so yes: one dig per day, the same crates for everyone, a streak to keep alive, and a spoiler-free result card to share. The difference is there's no single right answer. The fun is in how deep you dare to dig.

When do new crates come out?

At midnight in your timezone. Past digs stay open as practice runs that don't touch your streak.

Do I need an account?

No. No sign-up, no email. Your results and streak live in your browser.

Can I play with friends?

Yes. Start a crew from the title screen and share the link. Your crew gets its own daily leaderboard.