How to Play a Word Guessing Game With a Friend Online
Play Worduel together from different phones: share a room code or link, take turns on one shared board, and start a rematch when the round ends
Guess the same five-letter word as your rival, turn by turn. 45 seconds a move, first to crack it takes the points
Fresh perspectives on words, better guesses and good games with friends
Play Worduel together from different phones: share a room code or link, take turns on one shared board, and start a rematch when the round ends
Play Wordle as many times as you like. You get six tries at a hidden five-letter word, and the moment you solve it a new one is ready. No waiting for tomorrow, no sign-up, and it costs nothing
Play Wordle UnlimitedGuesses have to be real words. The game knows from about 6,000 to almost 30,000 of them in each of its thirteen languages, 14,855 in English alone, while the answers come from about a thousand common words in each language, so you never lose to a word nobody has heard of
The daily Wordle hands everyone the same word once a day. Here every round draws its own random word, so there is always a fresh puzzle and nothing to wait for. Solve it and the next one comes up right away
Miss it and you can take another run at the same word, which is the best way to learn from a loss, or head back and start a new one
Switch the word language to Español and you play with Spanish words on a Spanish keyboard, ñ included. As in most Spanish word games the accents are dropped, so ÁRBOL is typed ARBOL. It makes a handy daily practice for anyone learning Spanish, because every word comes with its meaning
Pick Deutsch for German words on a QWERTZ keyboard with Ä, Ö and Ü, where ß is typed SS, so GROß is GROSS. Pick Français for French on AZERTY: accents and Ç are folded away and Œ is typed OE, so CŒUR is typed COEUR. Italiano, Nederlands and Bahasa Indonesia play on a plain keyboard, and Polski adds a row with Ą, Ć, Ę, Ł, Ń, Ó, Ś, Ź and Ż
Português brings Brazilian words with the accents and Ç folded away, the way Portuguese word games do it, so SAÚDE is typed SAUDE. Русский and Українська play on Cyrillic keyboards laid out like a phone's, with Ё typed as Е in Russian and Ґ, Є, І and Ї on keys of their own in Ukrainian. Қазақша adds the nine Kazakh letters in a row of their own, and Oʻzbekcha plays in the Latin script with Oʻ and Gʻ as single keys. Every word comes with its meaning, in English when your device speaks English
Win or lose, you see the word with its part of speech, a short meaning and two example sentences. The meaning comes in your language and the examples stay in the language of the word, so a Spanish round teaches you a Spanish word in plain English
Every finished game keeps your daily streak going, solo or duel, win or lose. One game a day is all it takes
Wordle 1v1 is the same game on a shared board: you and an opponent take turns at one word, 45 seconds a move, and the winner takes the rating points
Play Wordle 1v1Yes, free with no ads and no account. Nothing to install either, it runs in the browser
No. Play one game or a hundred, there is always a new word ready
No. Every round draws its own random word, so you will not spoil the daily puzzle and it will not spoil yours
You see the answer with its meaning. Then you can take another run at the same word or go back and start a fresh one
Yes. Pick Español above the Play button to switch the words and the keyboard. German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Indonesian, Kazakh and Uzbek are there too
Yes, in any modern browser on a phone, a tablet or a computer. There is also an iPhone app, Worduel: 1v1 Word Duel
No. Your streak lives on your device. Sign in with Apple only if you want to carry it over to another one
Right now everything lives only on this device, a new phone or a cleared browser wipes it
Pick a look and a name, you can change them later
This wipes your profile for good, rating and streak included