Yeardle Answer Today
Yeardle is the daily “guess the year” history game from Histordle: three real events, one hidden year, and colour-coded feedback that tells you how close each guess landed. Below is the answer for November 3, 2026 with all three clues — the year stays blurred until you tap. 40 answers in the archive.
The College of Wooster is founded in Ohio.
The Kingdom of Italy declares war on Austria.
Alexander II of Russia narrowly escapes an assassination attempt in the city of St Petersburg.
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Type the year into Yeardle (negative years are BC) and lock in the green square.
What is Yeardle?
Yeardle is a free daily history trivia game at histordle.com. Each day it lists three real events that all took place in the same year — anything from ancient Rome to the late twentieth century — and asks you to guess that year in up to eight tries. After every guess a coloured square tells you how close you were: green for an exact hit, then yellow-green, orange, red and brown as the distance grows, with grey for guesses more than 200 years off. You can switch the display between BC/AD and BCE/CE, and turn on an arrow hint that says whether the answer is earlier or later. One new puzzle appears each day, numbered consecutively, and everyone gets the same year.
Yeardle is made by Histordle, which also runs Moviedle and PopCultured. This page is an independent reference — not affiliated with histordle.com — that records each day’s clues and year for players who get stuck.