Quackle hints — 2026-04-30
A spoiler-safe walkthrough for Quackle #11 (2026-04-30). Each hint reveals a single deductive step; the full 7×7 answer is tucked behind a toggle at the bottom.
Hint 1 — where the flock starts
Reveal hint
Each pond's ducks have to form one connected flock. Ducks in different ponds can't share an edge — there's always water at the shore. Start with pond C: 5 ducks packed into 5 cells leaves the least room, so the first forced duck tends to land there.
Hint 2 — your first forced duck
Reveal hint
A duck sits right across the pond edge from cell R3C1, so the gap rule forces R3C1 to be empty.
Hint 3 — one step from done
Reveal hint
Finish by narrowing pond B to its last legal flock shape — cell R7C3 can't be a duck in any remaining shape.
Show today's answer
Ducks at R1C1, R1C4, R1C5, R1C7, R2C1, R2C4, R2C5, R2C7, R3C2, R3C4, R3C6, R3C7, R4C1, R4C2, R5C1, R5C2, R5C6, R6C5, R7C1, R7C2 — 20 ducks across 7 ponds, each flock connected and separated from its neighbours.
FAQ
How do I play Quackle on mobile?
Quackle works on any modern mobile browser. Tap a cell to toggle it between empty and duck — no typing, no keyboard required.
What time does Quackle reset?
Every puzzle is pinned to 00:00 UTC, so the whole world plays the same Quackle on the same date.
Is Quackle always solvable by pure logic?
Yes. Every puzzle is verified by a deductive solver before it ships — the flock and gap rules plus the per-pond flock sizes are always enough to crack it without guessing.