Reveal Answers

Reveal Answers is an answer-reveal control shown in the Daily Orbs excerpt after a reverse-word clue puzzle and after Plot Devices III. In both visible instances, it follows the puzzle rating and feedback section and appears alongside Share this Puzzle and Back to Home.

Evidence: 5 community-reported · Last verified: 2026-11-14 · Sources: 1

Reveal Answers is a post-puzzle control in Daily Orbs for viewing answers after completing a puzzle. It appears below the puzzle content and the feedback area, beside Share this Puzzle and Back to Home, and is documented in multiple puzzle contexts, including a reverse-word puzzle and Plot Devices III.

How to Use Reveal Answers

1. Open a Daily Orbs puzzle and work through its clues or matching tasks.
2. Complete as much of the puzzle as you can before looking for the answer-reveal control.
3. Scroll past the puzzle content to the section containing:
   • How much fun is this puzzle?
   • N/A
   • Send feedback about this puzzle
4. Locate Reveal Answers beneath that feedback section.
5. Use Reveal Answers when you want to check the puzzle’s answers. The control is positioned alongside Share this Puzzle and Back to Home, so make sure you select the answer-reveal option rather than leaving the puzzle or sharing it.

The available evidence identifies Reveal Answers as an official answer-reveal control. It does not document a separate answer list, confirmation dialog, penalty, score change, or reset behavior, so treat the control as the way to access answers without assuming any additional effects.

Step-by-Step Walkthrough

1. Solve the puzzle first

Begin by reading every clue, question, or matching prompt shown in the puzzle. The documented reverse-word puzzle presents clues in pairs: each clue describes two words that are reversals of one another. Entering either word solves the clue. For this type of puzzle, try to determine both sides of each reversal before using the reveal control.

The available excerpt includes examples such as a clue pairing a milk-curdling ingredient used in cheese-making with “two fivers,” as well as a clue pairing a bar that pivots on a fulcrum with “celebrate noisily.” These examples illustrate the paired-clue format, but the available record does not provide a complete answer key for the puzzle. Do not treat the examples as a full solution list.

2. Reach the bottom of the puzzle

After working through the puzzle content, continue down the page. Reveal Answers is not described as part of the clue grid or matching table. Instead, it appears after the puzzle and after the rating and feedback area.

Look for the sequence beginning with How much fun is this puzzle?, followed by N/A and Send feedback about this puzzle. The answer-reveal control appears after this section.

3. Check the answers

Select Reveal Answers to use the documented answer-reveal feature. This is the appropriate control when you want to compare your entries with the puzzle’s answers. The supplied material confirms the control’s placement and purpose as an answer-reveal option, but it does not specify whether answers appear inline, in a new panel, or in another display format.

4. Choose what to do next

Once you have finished checking the answers, the same area provides two neighboring controls: Share this Puzzle and Back to Home. Use Share this Puzzle if you want to share the current puzzle, or Back to Home if you want to leave the puzzle and return to the home page.

Documented Puzzle Contexts

Reveal Answers appears after an unnamed reverse-word puzzle and after Plot Devices III. Plot Devices III asks players to match each book to two objects from its story. The excerpt lists books including Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Coraline, Don Quixote, Dune, Fahrenheit 451, and Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, with object pairs such as a golden ticket and glass elevator, buttons for eyes and an old black key, and a Sorting Hat and mirror showing your deepest desire [src-742506b2d1].

The same page pattern is also visible after other Daily Orbs activities. The excerpt shows Reveal Answers after Creatures Features, a mammal-to-fact matching puzzle, and after Postcards XVI, which asks players to match traditional homes to countries [src-742506b2d1]. This supports using the control as a general post-puzzle answer-checking option, while the entity record specifically documents the reverse-word puzzle and Plot Devices III contexts.

Tips

• Try to solve the clues before revealing answers so the control functions as a check rather than replacing the puzzle attempt.
• If you cannot find the control, scroll below the feedback section rather than searching inside the puzzle grid.
• Confirm that you are selecting Reveal Answers, not Share this Puzzle or Back to Home.
• For reverse-word clues, consider both the clue meaning and the possibility that the second answer is the first answer spelled backward.
• For Plot Devices III, compare each book with the two objects associated with its story before checking the answers.
• The available material does not document scoring rules, reveal limits, penalties, or answer-order requirements. Avoid assuming that using the control changes your result unless the game displays that behavior directly.

Community-Reported Details

These facts come from community guides, videos or wikis. They are not official statements; verify in-game before relying on them.

control_label

Reveal Answers

evidence_type

official

interface_placement

Appears after the puzzle content and the section containing 'How much fun is this puzzle?', 'N/A', and 'Send feedback about this puzzle'.

adjacent_controls

• Share this Puzzle
• Back to Home

documented_puzzle_contexts

• An unnamed reverse-word puzzle in which each clue describes two words that are reversals of each other; entering either word solves the clue.
• Plot Devices III, which asks players to match each book to two objects from its story.

Sources

• Daily Orbs