What are character battle games?
Enter words from three to five letters and use the colored feedback to narrow down letters and positions. Multiple languages and optional hints make it easy to adjust the challenge.
Controls
Enter a word with the keyboard or on-screen keys, then submit it.
Solving words from three to five letters
Wordle 2.0 asks you to enter a word of three to five letters and use the colored response on each tile to narrow the answer. The feedback helps distinguish letters that are in the correct position, letters that belong elsewhere in the word, and letters that can be removed from consideration. The main puzzle is deciding how to turn each small piece of information into a better next guess.
The language menu offers English, Spanish, and Portuguese, together with an optional hint system. Input works with a physical keyboard or the on-screen keys, and the game uses a tall 480 by 854 layout. The language selected inside the game is separate from the language of the Moji Blade page around it.
Making each guess more informative
For an opening guess, use a mix of common vowels and consonants rather than repeating the same letter too early. On the next turn, preserve confirmed positions and move letters that were accepted in the wrong place. Avoid reusing letters that the feedback has already ruled out unless another clue gives you a reason to reconsider them.
Repeated letters can still be part of the answer, so consider duplicates after the possibilities become narrower. If you are stuck, an optional hint is available, but first review fixed positions and eliminated letters to see whether only a few patterns remain. This is an independent browser word puzzle distributed through GameMonetize; it is not presented as the official New York Times Wordle or as an affiliated version.
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose the word length?
The published game description supports words from three to five letters. A shorter length can make the rules easier to learn.
Which languages are available in the game?
The language menu offers English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
Is this the official New York Times Wordle?
No. It is an independent browser word puzzle distributed through GameMonetize and is not presented as an affiliated official version.
Distributor
StarStudios. GameMonetize ↗
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