How Clash Royale Daily Puzzles Work

The rules in one place: practice runs, par, unlock time, rewards and sets. Puzzle pages on this site link here instead of repeating it.

What a daily puzzle is

Daily Puzzles arrived in Clash Royale on November 2, 2026. Each day brings one puzzle with a fixed scenario: the towers, the opponent's troops and your cards are set in advance, and every player gets the same setup. You have between one and four cards, and each can be played only once. Your job is to find the placements and timing that clear the puzzle.

The free practice run

Every puzzle opens with one practice attempt that isn't scored. Use it to watch how the opponent's troops move and where your cards land. From the next try on, attempts count.

How par works

Each puzzle has a par — Day 1 "Bone Blockade" had a par of 3, Day 2 "Kingfisher" a par of 4 and Day 3 "Push Comes to Shove" a par of 2. When you clear a puzzle, the game shows "Completed in" next to the par so you can see how your result compares. The practice run never counts against you.

When new puzzles unlock

A new puzzle usually appears during the UTC morning (Supercell hasn't announced a fixed time). There's no exact minute to wait for, so if today's puzzle isn't up yet, check again a little later in the UTC morning.

Are there rewards?

No. Daily Puzzles give no rewards of any kind. They're there for the challenge and for bragging rights against the par.

Can you replay older puzzles?

We haven't confirmed this yet and won't guess. This section will be updated once we've checked it in game.

Sets and how long they run

Set 1 runs seven days, from November 2 to November 8, 2026. Supercell has said a second set comes later this season, so expect more puzzles after Set 1 ends. The same notes add a postscript: pay attention to the puzzle names. We keep the first letters on the puzzle names page. Track every day in the puzzle archive, or jump to today's puzzle.