Play Heardle 90s
Heardle 90s has become one of the most popular, and downright addictive, daily puzzle games over the past 12 months. And where better to play today’s game, than right here at Power Up Gaming?
An off-shoot of the shortlived and one-time Spotify-owned Heardle – itself a spinoff of the Wordle phenomenon – Heardle 90s challenging players with the ostensibly simple task of ‘naming that tune’. The catch? You only get to hear a very small snippet from the intro of the track in question. Still sounds pretty simple, right? You’d be surprised.
When you’re ready to start, click the Play button above. You have a maximum of six guesses to correctly identify the popular song, which in this case will be from the 1990s. It could be blindingly obvious, or a lot more obscure. Start typing the artist or track name to help narrow down your selection. If you’re struggling, click Skip, which lets you listen to an additional second of the intro, but removes a point from your score.
Similar to other daily puzzle games, Heardle 90s uses cookies to allow you to track your streak and share your score with friends.
About Heardle 90s
Created by @Hey_Moustache_, Heardle 90s is part of the Heardle Decades suite of games and makes no secret of the fact it’s a clone of the original, now defunct Heardle title. Its popularity came about shortly after the Wordle phenomenon gripped the planet, and shows no signs of slowing down any time soon – with hundreds of thousands of searches for the game each month globally.
Heardle 1990s Strategy & Answer
Essentially being a fancy trivia game, there’s not a whole lot you can do to improve your strategy for playing Heardle 90s, besides listening to music of the era and being able to connect artists with particular song titles. With a time-limited snippet, it’s easy to rush a guess. Take your time, and listen to the track carefully – it may just be on the tip of your tongue. Of course, in case you’re truly stumped and don’t want to let your winning streak end, you can check out today’s Heardle 90s answer for a bit of a cheat.
