Wordle

There's no need to lose your streak - here's the 'Wordle' answer for today

The New York Times issued a takedown notice to open-source spelling game 'Reactle'

This is the latest game available through the 'New York Times'

“Read local news. Make something from a cookbook. Break your 'Wordle' streak"

'Wordle''s format will stay the same

WordleBot has been updated to provide players with new starting word solutions

'Wordle' with whiteboards

The feature is "coming soon" to anyone who can't already see it

The answer was “outdated” and “closely connected to a major recent news event”

When ‘Wordle’ first came into existence back in October 2021, it’s unlikely anyone realised how much the daily quiz style game was going to take off. Eventually acquired by New York Times, the web-based word guessing game ‘Wordle’ went for an undisclosed but thought to be seven-figure sum, and inspired all manner of similar takes such as music based ‘Heardle’, a film game, and even a geography based variant called ‘Globle’.