Tired of Wordle? Try These Other Word Games Next
Wordle has become one of the most popular word games since Josh Wardle launched it in 2021. The challenge is to guess a five-letter word within six tries. After each guess, players see gray blocks for wrong letters, yellow for correct letters in the wrong place, and green for correct letters in the correct spot.
CNET's Gael Cooper offers many tips and tricks for solving the NY Times Wordle puzzles. However, after playing daily for years, some might find the game repetitive. Fortunately, other fun word and puzzle games are available to explore.
Other Word Puzzle Games to Try
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Connections (New York Times): This game challenges players to group words into sets of four while making no more than four mistakes. There are four difficulty levels, color-coded from easiest to hardest: yellow, green, blue, and purple.
“Players must select four groups of four words without making more than four mistakes,” the New York Times wrote on X.
It resembles the BBC quiz show Only Connect, whose host has also commented on the similarity.
Explore these and other word puzzles for a fresh challenge beyond Wordle.
Author’s summary: Wordle remains a household favorite, but other engaging word puzzles like Connections offer new challenges and varying difficulty to keep players entertained.
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