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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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Valordoku
ValorDoku is a unique puzzle game that combines elements of strategic thinking and the Valorant setting.
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Bordle
Wordle for Geography lovers
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Triplet
Find As Many Triplets
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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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Twordle
A mirrored Wordle
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Wordle Peaks
Wordle Peaks Game
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Wheeldle
Wheeldle Wordle Game
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Byrdle
Byrdle is a word guessing game with a choral music focus, very much like Wordle in terms of gameplay. Players of Byrdle are tasked with determining the meaning of a five-letter word related to classical music by using only a few hints as guidance.
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Scholardle
Academic Wordle Game
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Swiftle
Swiftle, inspired by Wordle and Heardle, is a beloved game among Taylor Swift fans. Players will feel better about their idols and will be able to appreciate the music while also learning more about it. The best thing is that there is a mode where you can replay previous puzzles if you missed them, as well as a hard mode that you can access via settings. For earlier Swiftles, select the date by clicking on the Calendar button at the top of the screen. You have six chances to guess the music of the day. If you guess incorrectly, you will be given more seconds of the song to listen to in order to get closer to the correct answer.
How to play
Just like Wordle, you have six chances to guess the word of the day.
- There is no song to listen to, therefore it is not a song-guessing game.
- This game will put your Swiftie knowledge to the test because all of the terms are from the Swiftie universe.
- Taylor Swift-related terms can range from 4 to 8 letters long.
- The yellow, green, and grey colors will provide you tips for your next guess when you make one. Green indicates that it is in the correct location, whereas yellow indicates that the letter occurs in the word but is in the incorrect location.
- Finally, grey indicates that the letter is not present in the word at all.