Guilty has become one of the most popular word games since Josh Ward launched it in 2021. The game asks players to come up with a five-letter word in six guesses or fewer (we have a two-step strategy to help you solve the puzzle every time). After each guess, the game displays gray blocks for incorrect letters, yellow blocks for correct letters in the wrong place, and green blocks for correct letters in the right place.
CNET Gael Cooper There are plenty of tips and tricks for solving every NY Times Wordle Puzzle, but there’s only one Wordle Puzzle a day. So if you’ve finished today’s game – or just love puzzle games – you should try these other games until the next Wordle puzzle comes out.
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Here are 10 other puzzle games you might like if you like Wordle.
Connections
Another puzzle from the New York Times, Connections is a tricky word game. “Players must choose four groups of four words, making no more than four mistakes,” The New York Times wrote about x in the area. Each game also has four color-coded difficulty levels; yellow is the easiest, then green, then blue, and finally purple. The game is also similar to the BBC quiz show Connect, and the show’s host took to x to indicate the connection. See what I did there?
You can play Connections in any web browser, but you need a New York Times subscription ( which starts at $1 per week ) to play.
Pinch
Strands is another puzzle from the New York Times, but this game is more like a word search than Wordle and Connections. This game offers a theme each day to help you find words in a grid. In the strands, the words can appear forwards, backwards, top to bottom, or in many of the ways of a traditional word search, and the words can also form an “l” shape or have a zigzag pattern. When you find a word, tap the first letter and drag your finger to the other letters. Every letter in the puzzle is used, so if you still have letters that don’t connect to words, you’re not done yet.
You can play Pints in any web browser, but you need a New York Times subscription ( again, $1 per week ) to play.
Quartiles
Quartiles is a new word game that Apple News Plus subscribers can access on their iPhone or iPad. It runs iOS 17.5 or later. In this word game, you’re given 20 tiles with letters on them, and you try to put them together to form different words. The longest words are four tiles long, and they’re called quartiles. The game can be tough, but finding just one of the quartiles is as satisfying as remembering something that was just on the tip of your tongue.
You can play Quartiles on iPhone or iPad, but you need an Apple News subscription ( which starts at $13 per month ) to play.
Several Wordle Spinoffs: Dordle, Quordle, Octordle, and Secordle
Vai jūs esat gatavs izaicinājumam? Ja jums patīk Worle un vēlaties puzzle spēles, kurām ir vairāk smadzeņu spēka, jūs arī vēlēsities pārbaudīt DzītVerdzība GarantētVerdzība Oktordls vai SdekordsApvidū Katra no šīm vārdu spēlēm atgādina Wordle, bet tās pievieno vairāk rindas, kolonnas un vārdus, lai atrisinātu. Katra spēle prasa, lai jūs vienlaikus atrisinātu atšķirīgu vārdu skaitu uzreiz: Dordlei liek jums atrisināt divus vārdus, četrinieku vienlaikus, astoņu astoņus astoņus un sedekordu milzīgu 16. Veiksmi.
Jūs varat spēlēt DzītVerdzība GarantētVerdzība Oktordls vai Sdekords Jebkurā tīmekļa pārlūkprogrammā.
Netīrums
“Lewdle ir spēle par rupjiem vārdiem,” lasāms šīs spēles padomdevējs. “Ja jūs, visticamāk, jūs aizvainos par rupjības, vulgaritātes vai neķītrības izmantošanu, tas, iespējams, nav domāts jums.” Tulkojums: tas ir wordle, bet ar sliktiem vārdiem. Vārdi svārstās no maigas – piemēram, poopy – līdz vārdiem, kas jūrnieku sarkt. Par laimi, neskatoties uz šīs spēles brīdinājumu, slūžas nav iekļautasApvidū Līdzīgi kā Worle, pelēki, dzelteni un zaļi bloki tiek izmantoti vienādi, un dienā ir tikai viena mīkla. Tāpēc dodieties uz priekšu un ļaujiet sliktiem vārdiem plūst!
Jūs varat spēlēt Netīrums Jebkurā tīmekļa pārlūkprogrammā. Jūs varat arī lejupielādēt šo spēli no Apple’s App Store vai Google Play uzglabāt.
Pretvārdu
Apnicis redzēt tos pelēkos, dzeltenos un zaļos blokus, kas apmesti visā jūsu sociālo mediju barībā? Izmēģiniet antiwordle. Lai gan Wordle vēlas, lai jūs uzminētu vārdu pēc iespējas mazāk mēģinājumu, AntiWordle vēlas, lai jūs izvairītos no vārda, pēc iespējas vairāk reižu uzminot. Kad jūs uzminat, burti kļūs pelēki, dzelteni vai sarkani. Pelēks nozīmē, ka burts nav vārda un to nevar izmantot vēlreiz, dzeltens nozīmē, ka burts ir vārdā, un tas ir jāiekļauj katrā turpmākajā minējumā un sarkanais nozīmē, ka burts ir precīzi vārda stāvoklī un ir bloķēts vietā. Ja jūs varat izmantot katru tastatūras burtu, neveicot pareizu vārdu, jūs uzvarat. Ja godīgi, es esmu uzskatījis, ka šī Wordele versija ir daudz grūtāka par oriģinālu.
Jūs varat spēlēt Pretvārdu Jebkurā tīmekļa pārlūkprogrammā.
Absurds
Absurle bills itself as a “controversial version of Wordle.” While it nudges you in the right direction with each guess, Absurle tries to avoid giving you the right answer. “With each guess, Absurle reveals as little information as possible, changing the secret word if necessary,” according to the game’s website. Absurle doesn’t choose a word at the start of the game for the player to guess. Instead, it uses the player’s guesses to narrow down its list of words, trying to make the game go as long as possible. The final word may not even include a yellow letter from one of your previous guesses. You can guess as many times as you want, which is helpful, and the best score you can get is four. Have fun!
You can play Absurd in any web browser.
For more word games, check out CNET’s ONE TIPS, Best Jokes and Everything You Need to Know About Word Games. You can also check out what you know about other games, connections and directions owned by the New York Times.
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