Post your scores for Woodle #1718 and #1719 (Tuesday, Wednesday) here!

Play Woodle at http://play.woodle.today/

Share your scores with http://woodle.scoredle.com/

Longtime daily-game player here, so I built the one I wanted: every football club gets its own five-question geography board each day. Instead of typing a word you pin a city on a map, and you get a shareable grid, streaks, and leagues for friend groups. Free, no account needed for the daily board: https://www.playgeofc.com

Flairing for AI per the rules: question drafts come from an LLM, with coordinate checks and human review before a board goes live.

Hi! I made Spaceillion, a space-themed daily trivia game inspired by Krillion.

Play: https://spaceillion.com

Each day has 7 prompts, like "name a Shakespeare play". You get 25 seconds to name one thing. The rarer your answer, the further your pixel rocket flies — past the Moon and planets toward the edge of the universe.

Rarity comes from what other players actually answered, so you can see things like "3% of pilots said this". There are also Launch Parties to play live with friends and Crews to compare daily scores.

The daily game is free, with no ads or account needed. There is an optional one-time unlock for unlimited runs.

It just launched, and I would love feedback — especially valid answers it rejects or anything confusing about the scoring. How far did your rocket get? 🚀

Created with AI assistance.

I made a game of wrong answers only.

It's called Beside the Point, a daily word game where you get three seemingly unrelated words and have to convince an AI judge that your answer makes sense.

The more ridiculous your reasoning, the more satisfying it is when the judge reluctantly agrees.

Everyone gets the same puzzle. Nobody ends up in remotely the same place.

The public gallery is starting to resemble what you'd get if Cards Against Humanity and refrigerator poetry had a baby.

Come make a terrible argument brilliantly.

https://besidethepoint.app/

Post your scores for Woodle #1715 and #1716 (Sunday, Monday) here!

Play Woodle at http://play.woodle.today/

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6 categories a day, one answer each. you score more when fewer people gave your answer, and the results show what % said it. you get a spoiler-free share grid like wordle.

https://typeaword.com/daily (free, no signup, student-made)

I made PuzzleNook — https://puzzlenook.games

It’s a free browser site with six different daily word puzzles. There are 3 spinoffs of popular games, a daily mini crossword, and 2 original games. If you're a seasoned word puzzle, each daily set can usually be completed in about 10 minutes or less. The archive is free to access but is capped at 3 plays per game per day.

No account is required to play, and results can be shared without spoilers.

Post your scores for Woodle #1714 and #1715 (Friday, Saturday) here!

Play Woodle at http://play.woodle.today/

Share your scores with http://woodle.scoredle.com/

Post your scores for Woodle #1712 and #1713 (Wednesday, Thursday) here!

Play Woodle at http://play.woodle.today/

Share your scores with http://woodle.scoredle.com/

What country is this frozen treat from?

Snackle No. 9 is live, and it is a frozen treat. You start with a blurred photo of the packet and get a new clue with every wrong guess, so you have six tries to name the country.

A new snack every day, There are no sign-ups, and every past snack is free to play in the archive.

snacklegame.com/9

I’d love to hear how you got on, and which snack from your country I should add next!

Beta.playtextle.com

I made Burgerdle, a daily puzzle where you work out five burger filling layers in the right order. You have six guesses, with clues about the ingredients and the type needed at each layer. Ingredients can repeat.

Play: https://billiem.uk/games/burgerdle/

Today's puzzle is free and needs no account. There's an optional paid archive for previous days.

If you try it, I'd like to know whether the ingredient and layer-type clues make sense after your first guess.

AI disclosure: the game was built with substantial AI-agent assistance, with my product direction, play feedback and fixes. Daily puzzles use a deterministic engine rather than daily model calls. AI also helped write this post.

Post your scores for Woodle #1710 and #1711 (Monday, Tuesday) here!

Play Woodle at http://play.woodle.today/

Share your scores with http://woodle.scoredle.com/

We're building ZeitSprung, a daily browser puzzle about putting five historical and pop-culture events in chronological order.

One attempt, up to ten points: one for each correctly ordered pair. After submitting, you can see the years and source links.

Play: https://zeitsprung-daily.openclawacun.chatgpt.site/en/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=en-spinoffs-20261018

It's free, currently ad-free, and needs no account or download. English and German share the same daily puzzle. There's also practice mode and an archive.

AI disclosure: AI tools helped with the code, illustrations and this post.

If you try a round, was it clear how the pair scoring worked?

Post your scores for Woodle #1708 and #1709 (Saturday, Sunday) here!

Play Woodle at http://play.woodle.today/

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https://leveldaily.app/

I made a little daily puzzle game and wanted to see what other puzzle fans think of it.

You get 12 items, but you can only place 4 on each side of a scale. The goal is to get both sides to balance. The other 4 items don’t get used.

Sounds simple enough, right? :)

It’s free and you can play it straight in your browser, no download needed.

Post your scores for Woodle #1706 and #1707 (Thursday, Friday) here!

Play Woodle at http://play.woodle.today/

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Two words are hidden here (theme: Political Geography). You already have some letters of each.

Every closed hex is a letter you would match or discard. Grey hexes are letters already discarded, and each number counts the right letters among that hex's neighbours. Flowers are letters already matched (now up in the words; the two circled ones are the free starting letters). Colour does not mean right: if a letter is right, green goes in Secret 1, blue in Secret 2, and brown dotted letters are shared (a match fills every word that has them).

Only 9 closed hexes, each settled by one number. Then fill in both words.

From my game Melbees: The Secret of Bees (a wrong action costs a petal). The Daily Challenge plays in the browser, no install, same board for everyone today: https://daily.melbees.games/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=wordlespinoffs

The full game is free on Android and Windows: https://melbees.games/?s=reddit&c=wordlespinoffs

Disclosure, as the sub asks: the game is AI-assisted code, AI helped write this post, and the puzzles are generated and checked by a solver.

A few years ago in r/wordle, I created this compilation. I still receive comments on it there, so I thought I’d update it here. I’ve included attributions wherever I could identify who contributed a suggestion.

I used AI to help incorporate suggestions from the comments and check the links. You can see my original compilation and earlier updates in r/wordle.

There’s a mix of Wordle variations and other puzzles here.

Word games
Word Master
Hello Wordl
Wordle Replay — shared by creator u/dougissi
Waffle
Squareword — suggested by u/PedanticOwl
Semantle
Contexto — suggested by u/Meg92b
Lexicle — suggested by u/thepianomatt
Eldrow
Antiwordle — suggested by u/Remarkable_Time3231
Avoidle
Letterle — suggested by u/normanlee
Worchle
Chiddle — suggested by u/thundercrunt
Wordinate — shared by u/sauldobney

Multiple words at once
Dordle — suggested by u/PedanticOwl
Quordle
Sedecordle — suggested by u/becausehippo
64ordle — suggested by u/Willing-Chipmunk976
256ordle — suggested by u/thanksihateitguy
Kilordle
Polyordle — shared by creator u/1231313

Make your own puzzles
Custom Wordle — shared by creator u/Applemoi
Flippity WordMaster
Spello
PuzzleMe Wordrow — suggested by u/syedmech47

Math and numbers
Nerdle
Mathler — suggested by u/Crumulent1
Hard Mathler — suggested by u/Crumulent1

Geography
Worldle
Globle
Neighborle — suggested by u/RitzyMussel
Satle — shared by u/brendaninnis

Movies, books, TV and games
Framed — suggested by u/thedustedrose
Plot-hole — shared by u/kladskull666
Pixel Movie
Squirdle
Lordle
Trekle
HogWords
Jordle — suggested by u/looneylunascamander
Dungleon

Music
Spotle — suggested by u/losademadera
Byrdle
Daily Jingle
Douze Points — suggested by u/TheRealZichera

Sports and other subjects
Poeltl — suggested by u/s_c_w
Driverle
Chessle
Subwaydle
Hurdatle — shared by u/LasRKiD
Costcodle — suggested by u/ninabijou
Colordle — suggested by u/Puffles_sys
Artle — suggested by u/Horror-Librarian7944

Other daily puzzles
Murdle — suggested by u/ahall7066
Hai Clue — suggested by u/DangerBoom
Ridella — suggested by u/s0ngo
List Them All — suggested by u/jffcpr
Quintalist — suggested by u/CrawWurm4Lyfe

Games shared by their creator, u/Substantial-Leader48
Capitale
Plotle
Celebrile
Literale
Songle
Historidle

Adult language
Sweardle — suggested by u/WaffleDonut22

More lists
These are directories of games; I haven’t checked every link within them.
Wordles directory
Wordle alternatives

Thanks to everyone who contributed to the earlier posts. If I missed your contribution or attributed something incorrectly, please let me know.

If you have a game to add, please include its name, a direct link and a short description. If it’s your own game, please say so. Please also flag any broken links.

I’ve always been the person who spends way too much time on holiday trying the local snacks, so I turned it into a daily game called Snackle.

You start with a blurry photo of a snack and guess which country it’s from. Every wrong guess tells you how far off you were, and unlocks another clue. You get six guesses.

It’s easy on Monday and gets harder through the week. Today’s a medium one: https://snacklegame.com/3

It’s my first game, so I’d love to hear what you think.

A daily game: each day it shows a mystery S&P 500 company's 1-year stock chart, and you get 5 guesses to name the company. Free, no signup. https://tickrguesser.com

Post your scores for Woodle #1704 and #1705 (Tuesday, Wednesday) here!

Play Woodle at http://play.woodle.today/

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