Two useful paths
To play: open the original, choose Archive and select the dated row. To get help: choose a date below for hints, exact targets and diagrams. These are different actions; an answer link does not secretly change the original game’s selected day.
How to select a previous puzzle in the original
- Open the original on our homepage, or perceptle.com in a separate tab.
- Choose Archive in the original menu or results screen.
- Scroll its dated button list and locate the puzzle number and date you want. The list runs newest first.
- Look for a joker to identify a Friday variant. A row may also show a saved score/grade or a play marker.
- Select that row. If it is unplayed in that storage context, the dated set opens; if it is already complete, it may restore the saved result.
The inspected original Archive uses dated rows, rather than a calendar date picker. There is no supported original-date deep link promised here: select the row in the game.
A calendar Friday is not always the Friday variant
In the reviewed generator, special Friday rules begin at #14, July 31, 2026. The earlier #7, July 24, 2026 is a Friday on the calendar but uses Normal rules. Follow the joker and the displayed instructions.
The most recent available Friday example is #91, October 16, 2026. The Friday guide explains moving dots, wall ricochets, whole turns, half-beats and extended fractions.
A stored result, a dated puzzle and Keep playing
A row with an existing result can restore that completed result. It does not promise a fresh recorded attempt. For a new complete set, choose Keep playing in the original. It uses a fresh random seed, follows the current day’s variant and labels the result as practice, not recorded daily history.
If you want a dated Friday on a different weekday, select a joker-marked Archive row instead of assuming Keep playing has a Friday switch. For a single Normal skill, use independent companion practice; for configurable rounds try independent IO custom practice.
Why today or a saved score can differ
The original daily date follows the browser’s local calendar captured at startup. A tab left open over midnight can keep the earlier day, and friends in different time zones can see different numbers. Check the device date and time zone, finish an active round, then reopen if necessary.
Completed original results live in browser storage. Return to the same device, browser and site context if a row no longer shows your score. Embedded and direct storage can be isolated. Clearing data can erase local records; this guide cannot restore them. Read the storage-preserving troubleshooting steps.
All available dates
Browse past hints and answers
Choose a month, then a date. Every linked page has five actual target values, hints and explanations. These pages use the original generator captured October 17, 2026, rather than claiming every historical game was played at the time.
Want to search by puzzle number or choose today? Use the answer finder or open today’s local-date entry.
October 202617 puzzles
September 202630 puzzles
August 202631 puzzles
Make an old puzzle useful
Try the original before opening the reveal, choose one hint if stuck, then compare your response with the actual target. Follow the date page’s skill links to understand a miss: Count, Track, Angle, Tempo or Split.
For the score, enter the five results in the analyzer. It explains the rounded total and a feasible target gap; it cannot read the original’s saved results automatically.
Archive controls and rules reviewed against the original game on October 17, 2026. Dates describe the current reconstructed snapshot. Method and timing boundaries · Sources.