Daily puzzle game reviews
We play the daily puzzles that have grown up around Wordle and write down what each one does well, what it gets wrong and whether it earns a place in your daily routine.
Four Wordles at once with nine guesses. The split keyboard takes a day to learn, then it becomes the best ten minutes of the morning.
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12 reviewsFour Wordles at once with nine guesses. The split keyboard takes a day to learn, then it becomes the best ten minutes of the morning.
A clean, fan-made daily Wordle with hard mode, a dark theme, honest stats and seven languages. Not the New York Times game, and it says so.
Two Wordles side by side with seven guesses. The easiest way to find out whether multi-board word games are for you, and good enough to stay.
A daily 10×10 picture puzzle that never asks you to guess, plus unlimited grids from 5×5 to 15×15. Calm, clean and very hard to put down.
Classic Wordle rules with no wait between words. Hard mode, dark mode, per-language stats and seven languages make it the best place to practise.
A cosy cat-themed take on Queens and Star Battle. One 7x7 board a day, unlimited boards in three sizes, and every one solvable by pure logic.
Join letter fragments like st, ar and ing into real words and chase a goal score. A clever daily puzzle with fair scoring, a streak and a full archive.
A small daily grid with three simple rules and a surprising amount of logic. Quick to learn, generous with settings and never asks you to guess.
A clean daily word search with a new theme every day, ten words in a 12x12 grid, three hints and a timer. Relaxing, quick and free in three languages.
The classic letter-guessing game with six lives, two hints per word, a shared daily word and thirty hand-picked categories in three languages.
A themed five-by-five letter grid where every letter belongs to exactly one word. Gentle, tidy and very satisfying when the last tile clears.
Wordle turned inside out: one clue row is already coloured, and you find a word that fits it. Five daily puzzles, a timer and seven languages.
How we review
We play each game’s daily puzzle and its other modes before writing, and we check every feature we describe against the game itself. The editor score is our own opinion. The reader rating on each review is the average of everyone who voted there.