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A fanfiction character popularity game where players guess which character has more works on Archive of Our Own.
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AO3dle is a free web-based trivia game that tests players' knowledge of character popularity on Archive of Our Own (AO3) by guessing which of two characters has more fanfiction works.
AO3dle is an online game that compares the number of fanfiction works for two randomly selected characters from AO3. Players see a pair of character images and names, along with their respective work counts (the left character's count is shown, the right is hidden), and must decide which character has more fanfics. The game runs entirely in the browser and is developed by an independent creator (no company or team is named on the site).
Yes, AO3dle is completely free to play. There are no paywalls, subscriptions, or in-game purchases.
No. You can start playing immediately without signing up or logging in. The streak and best score are stored locally in your browser.
The counts are pulled from AO3's tag search, but the site's own chat shows users occasionally reporting mismatches (e.g., Glaceon appearing with 70k+ works when its actual tag has fewer). The game itself acknowledges this in comments from the developer (e.g., "Thank you for your feedback. The number of submissions has been corrected.").