One Word, Six Guesses
Wordle Classic asks a single question each day: what is the hidden five-letter word? Players type any valid five-letter guess and submit it. The board returns color-coded feedback that turns each attempt into a logic problem rather than a vocabulary test. Six total guesses are allowed per puzzle.
Reading the Color Feedback
Green means the letter is correct and in the right position. Yellow means the letter appears in the word but sits in the wrong spot. Gray means the letter is not in the word at all. These three signals are the only information players receive, so every guess should be treated as an experiment that either confirms or eliminates possibilities.
No Clock, No Cost
There is no timer, so players can sit with a board for as long as they like before committing to a guess. The game is free to play with no ads and no in-app purchases. The interface is deliberately minimal, keeping attention on the tiles and the deduction process rather than on menus or rewards.
A Daily Reset and Shared Ritual
A new word replaces the previous one every 24 hours. Because everyone solves the same puzzle on the same day, players can compare results using the colored grid share feature, which shows the pattern of guesses without revealing the answer itself. This shared format has turned a simple word game into a daily habit for a broad community of solvers.
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