Obsessed with Wordle? Here are 10 similar word games that are great alternatives, including Byrdle, Spelling Bee, Typeshift, Bananagrams and Wordscapes.
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Obsessed with Wordle?
A few weeks ago, several of my friends started posting strange tweets that featured a grid of randomly colored blocks. Across the top of the tweet, it always said βWordleβ followed by several numbers. Eventually, curiosity got the best of me, and thatβs how I discovered
Wordleβthe daily word puzzle thatβs skyrocketed into popularity over the last few months.
If youβre not familiar with it, the concept is simple: You get six chances to guess the dayβs five-letter word. After every guess, each letter you input is highlighted in a certain color. Gray means the letter isnβt in the puzzle word, yellow means the color is in the word but not in that spot and green means you put the right letter in the right spot. Thereβs a new puzzle available every day, and while the idea is basic, the game is strangely addicting.
The only real downside of Wordle is that you can only play once per day, so if youβre craving more brain-busting word puzzles, here are 10 similar word games that will hold you over until tomorrow, including IRL games like
Boggle and
Bananagrams.
Byrdle
If you thought to yourself, βHm, Byrdle sounds just like Wordle,β thatβs because itβs the exact same game. Yup, this self-proclaimed parody works exactly the same way as the original, giving you six attempts to guess the five-letter word of the day.
There are several other Wordle knock-offs, as well. For instance, thereβs also Hello Wordl, which has the same concept but lets you choose how many letters the word has, ranging from four to 11. Additionally, you can play Hello Wordl as much as you wantβthereβs no daily limit.
imo, byrdle sucks