Do you enjoy playing word games? If so, then you must be familiar with the Wordle game that has taken the world by storm. But if you’re not familiar with this intriguing word game, we can explain it to you.
Wordle is one of the most popular word games available online. It has a massive fan base and is owned by The New York Times. Given that it’s free, it’s ideal for those lazy days when you just want to unwind on your couch and play a couple of quick games.
How To Play Wordle?
With its daily puzzle to predict a five-letter word correctly out of six possibilities, Wordle is the world-famous, entertaining, and engaging game. It comes with words on a daily basis. Here’s how to play:
- You will have six chances before you succeed or fail to guess a five-letter word that is different every day. You will receive a green-colored hint for each correct guess you make in the word’s right position.
- If you guessed a letter correctly but it was positioned incorrectly, it will be indicated in yellow. If you choose the wrong letter, your turn will become grey.
- Any alphabet that is missing from the word will be highlighted in black to let you know.
- To submit your guess, press the enter key after making your guess. It should be remembered that the tiles’ color will change after each guess to indicate how accurate your prediction was.
- Answers will never be plurals and letters can be used twice or thrice in a word.
As the game is becoming incredibly popular for its winning streaks among many users, Wordle maintains track of its players’ playthrough numbers and win or loss percentages.
Where To Play Wordle?
There isn’t a Wordle app. To play it, you need a web browser. One needs to open the New York Times Games site and play the game.
Although the Wordle website originally hosted the game, which was designed by its founder Josh Wordle, the New York Times eventually acquired it in February of this year. The best part about Wordle is that you can completely concentrate on your guessing game without being distracted by any adverts.
