Wordle

Who knew there were so many ways to tear your hair out trying to guess a five-letter word?

The new game from the New York Times asks you to match words creatively.

Wordle Golf is the newest twist on the game from the NYT.

There's a critical Wordle strategy that some of us haven't gotten on board with.

The math version of Wordle is tricky, but that undo button really helps.

What's the use of predicting who will win if you can't lord your prescience over others?

I'm not sure that googling "Wordle hint" is any less cheaty than "Wordle answer," but let's discuss.

Hurdle, Absurdle, Quordle, Squardle, and even more puzzle games that don't rhyme.

The old word list appears to be gone, and that should probably change your strategy.

Flagle gives you flag-related clues, but also geographical ones.

It's devilishly hard to solve. You have to try it.

For when you want to cheat, but only a little bit.

Move over, CRANE. The best starting word is SALET—or is it?

Artle asks you to guess the artist, with sometimes surprising results.

The latest Wordle-style game has multiple answers.

The newest copycat has me doubting my skills and worth as a human.

You play in a group of up to 100 people, and race to be the first one to solve.

If Wordle isn't fast-paced enough for you, this alternative amps up the adrenaline.

You get to solve five puzzles each day, and only the fifth is significantly tricker than usual.

What if Wordle was a crossword, but a super confusing one?