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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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Eldrow
Wordle with Reversed Roles
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Thirtle
Fast-Paced Wordle
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Strands NYT
Strands NYT is a new puzzle game that brings a unique breath of fresh air to word game fans. Your task in the game is to search for the word of the day on a grid of letters.
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Toppled
Topple is a word-guessing game that challenges you to find four mysterious five-letter words from a series of jumbled letters.
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Cityle
Cityle is a city-guessing game similar to Wordle. Your task in the game is to correctly guess the city of the day in six tries.
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Banana Clicker
Banana Clicker is a new clicker game. The game revolves around a single action: clicking on a banana. The goal is to create a huge amount of broaching as quickly as possible.
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Isaacle
Isaacle is a word puzzle game. This is where you'll test your knowledge of Isaac's vast and ever-expanding inventory of items.
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WordVine
WordVine is a word-guessing game. In the game, players must create word vines before the clock runs out. Each letter in there must be three to six letters.
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Lordle
Lordle is Wordle's Android version. You can use mythical names, places, and words like "Frodo," "Bilbo," "Rohan," "Balrog," "shire," "Arwen," "Gimli," "Merry," "dwarf," and "troll." Lordle should challenge true Lord of the Rings fans.
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Trekle
Trekle is a Trek-like variant of the popular 5 letter word guessing game. In this game you need to solve a movie mystery challenge!
How to play Trekle
This is a daily game that can only be played once a day. We've already played it and can't wait to play it again tomorrow so we can show our friends how we solved the movies game.
This game is similar to Wordle, and it has the following rules:
- Attempt the word six times.
- After each guess, the color of the tiles will change to indicate how close you were to the correct answer.
- The difficulty of words increases throughout the week, beginning on Sunday.
Note: You can find common phrases from earlier in the week. Since there are no apostrophes, D'vana is written as "DVANA."
