Thanks to the popularity of the formula curated by Wordle, there's no shortage of daily puzzle games that use letters, numbers, and even pictures. Not every game like Wordle is wo

Over five years ago, Josh Wardle launched the wildly popular word game Wordle before the New York Times bought the game in 2022. S

Was yesterday’s Wordle a missed opportunity for you because life got in the way? We addicts dread that every single day: You wake late, or load-shedding cuts the WiFi, and the puzzle slips past. Yet there is good news: you can still find and play it, and ...

Wordle is dead, long live Wordle. New York Times Games announced via tweet that game creator Josh Wardle's website will no longer host a playable version of Wardle's megahit word-guessing game Wordle, and will now be fully migrating to the New York Times ' own page starting June 9, 2022.

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According to the website 9To5Mac, creator of the genuine Wordle Josh Wardle has pledged to keep the game free and ad-free, however does not own the trademark to the name. There is no “official’ Wordle app. Meanwhile, US technology outlet The Verge reports that Apple has now pulled these clones from the App Store.

You're better off reading that for the full scoop, but as far as basics go it's enough to know that Wordle was conceived by a caring person who wanted to keep his partner entertained during the quiet,

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