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Penny Dell Word Search
Penny Dell Word Search is a trivia game inspired by classic word search games. Don’t let the word challenge intimidate you!
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Ordbord
Prepare to embark on a linguistic adventure with Ordbord, an intriguing game that takes inspiration from the well-known word game, Wordle.
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Basketball Grid
Basketball Grid is a captivating guessing game that tests your knowledge of the NBA... Test your basketball knowledge today.
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Bordle
Wordle for Geography lovers
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Thirtle
Fast-Paced Wordle
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Equatle
Equatle is a game that is similar to the popular wordle, but this time it has been changed to be a math wordle mode. You have 5 chances to guess the math problem. Every day, there is a new puzzle.
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Worble
Worble is a new Wordle spin-off. According to the intriguing instructions provided by the game, you must find the mysterious word in 6 tries or less.
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Thirdle
Thirdle Wordle Game
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Wordle Cup
Wordle Cup is a popular online guessing game that has taken the internet by storm. The game is based on the classic pen-and-paper game called Mastermind, in which players try to guess a secret code.
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Jazle
Jazle follows the same rules as Wordle, with the added twist that all of the mystery words are related to JavaScript libraries. The objective is to guess the five-letter name of the library within six attempts.
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Daily Redactle
Daily Redactle is a fun puzzle game that requires you to guess the title topic of a random Wikipedia page. This game may help you improve your English and increase the flexibility of your brain.
Redactle is a daily browser game in which the user attempts to decipher the subject of a random obfuscated Wikipedia article selected from Wikipedia's 10,000 Vital Articles. Each puzzle begins with most punctuation and all but a few common words (basically articles and prepositions) redacted.
How to play
Any instances of that word in the article are revealed as you guess a word. If you correctly guess each word in the title, you will be able to read the entire article.
- Type a word into the box and press Enter. If the word is part of the article, the game will tell you how many times it appears and put it in the right place on the page with the article's content.
- Find words that are related to the word you just found.
- Use the words you got right to quickly figure out what the article is about. As you try to guess, don't forget to think about the title, which is what you're really after.
- If you find the title of the article, you win.