The Atlantic

In Bracket City you can solve any clue just by submitting an answer. No need to click, just type the answer to any highlighted clue and hit enter! Clues are nested within each other. Keep guessing until you solve all the clues!

Bracket City

Clever Goat

Word Chase is a word building game where players attempt to find as many words in the game as possible and earn a high score.

Words must be at least 2 letters long. Each letter connects to any adjacent letter, including those beside, above, below, or diagonally. Connect letters to form words. Each letter is worth 10 points. Starting with the 6th letter in a word, each letter is worth 20 points. Words only count once, even if you find them using different paths on the grid.

Word Chase

Discover the challenge of "Categories", a word association game that tests your ability to find links between seemingly unrelated words.

In each round, you are presented with a grid of 16 words and your task is to form four groups of four connected words. Each group must share a unique link, be it a common theme, category, or relationship. As you explore possible categories, keep in mind that the game allows for only four mistakes before ending. Play alone or compete with friends to see who can master the art of making categories!

Dev Diary

Flipple is a word transformation game that challenges your vocabulary and problem-solving skills! In Flipple, you start with a given word and aim to transform it into a target word by changing one letter at a time. Each change must result in a valid word, making each move a test of your word knowledge and strategic thinking.

Flipple

Proximity is a word-guessing game that delves deep into the semantics of language. In this game, players are challenged to uncover a hidden word through strategic guessing. Each guess is met with feedback indicating how close it is in meaning to the secret word. This proximity score guides players, helping them hone in on the secret word through associations and semantic relationships...

The game is designed to not only be fun but also educational, enhancing vocabulary and linguistic intuition. Whether you're a language lover or just looking for a fun way to challenge your mind, Proximity offers an engaging way to explore the nuances of language and the power of words. Join us and discover the excitement of finding hidden connections in the world of words!

Proximity

The goal is to fill the entire grid with English words while aiming for the lowest possible rarity. Each word should conform to the corresponding category for both the row and column.

Each word will produce a rarity score based on its usage by all other Word Grid players.

Word Grid

Keldor

You get 6 tries to guess the secret word. The secret word is between 4 and 7 letters and you can guess words between 4 and 7 letters. Shorter secret words may have trailing spaces or leading spaces. Spaces might be at the beginning, the end, or both.

Letters in your guess are: green if you guessed a letter in the right place; yellow if the letter is somewhere else in the word; or grey if the letter is not in the word.

Shuntle

The New York Times Company

Strands is a New York Times word puzzle where the goal is to use every letter on the board to find today's linked words plus their hidden theme. You don't know which words you're looking for until you correctly discover them or use hints. Try to win without using any!

Strands

Trainwreck Labs

There are enough word games out there to teach you how to spell. Linxicon is a game teaches you what words mean!

Your goal is to connect two random words by creating a chain of new words that bridge the gap in their meanings. For example, the words “link” and “lexicon” don't have much in common, but you can create a bridge between them.

There is only one pair of words to connect per day, but you can practice as much as you'd like. A new game will start at 20:00 EST every day.

Linxicon

Toppled is a daily word game. Your challenge: to create four valid five-letter words and Topple the wall.

Beware though! You may make 3 great words and be left with 5 letters that simply can't make a word. This would be a failed attempt at toppling the wall.

Fewer attempts and words = a higher score!

Every wall also contains four GOLDEN words (ooooh!) these are worth a whopping 100 points each. To help you find them, their starting letters are highlighted gold.

The gamble you have to make is... do you try for the golden word bonus and increase your word count? Or just play it safe with some regular words?

Everyone faces the same wall each day but there's no one solution to each wall. How you try and topple it is up to you!

Toppled

"Palavrinhas" is a game inspired by "Wordle", but online!
You can invite your friend and compete to see who can guess the 5-letter word first. Each player has 6 attempts in total.

After each guess, the letters will change color to indicate your progress.
If the letter turns green, it is correct.
If the letter turns yellow, it is in the word but in the wrong position.
If it turns red, the letter is not in the word.

Palavrinhas

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Paimordle is a Genshin Impact themed version of Wordle.

Paimordle

Put your skills to the test and solve four Wordles at once! You have 9 guesses to solve all four words. A new Quordle available each day to solve.

Quordle

A daily word-guessing game where each guess must be a word (of any length) or short phrase. The game will tell you how semantically similar it thinks your word is to the secret word. Unlike that other word game, it's not about the spelling; it's about the meaning.

Semantle

Kenneth Crawford

A daily word guessing game, where players have 13 guesses to discover 8 mystery words. Also includes a free-play mode.

Octordle

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Mike O'Dyllan

A word guessing game, where players have six attempts to determine the mystery word (which is always 'horse') by guessing five-letter words and using hints revealed by the placement of the letters within their guesses.

Horsle

Letter Boxed is an online word puzzle video game from The New York Times Games. Players are given a square with three letters per side (12 letters in total). Starting anywhere, they must connect the letters to make words of at least three letters. The goal is to use all of the letters at least once, in as few words as possible – equal to or below the target number set by the game (usually within 4, 5, or 6 words). The first letter of each new word must be the last letter of the previous word. Consecutive use of letters from the same side is not permitted (which precludes the use of double letter words such as "Brilliantly", "Formatted", and "Dazzle"). Proper nouns, profanities, and certain offensive terms are also excluded.

Letter Boxed

Spelling Bee is a word game distributed in print and electronic format by The New York Times.
The game presents players with a grid of seven letters arrayed in a honeycomb structure. The player scores points by using the letters to form words consisting of four or more letters. However, any words proposed by the player must include the letter at the center of the honeycomb. Scoring points leads to progressively higher praise for the player's effort, such as "Solid", "Amazing", and "Genius". Each puzzle is guaranteed to have at least one pangram, which awards the player the largest number of points when found. If the player finds all of the possible words in a given puzzle, they achieve the title of "Queen Bee".

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