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Why your Wordle win streak may disappear as game moves to New York Times

The word puzzle has now migrated to the New York Times, it is still free to play but there is an early issue with winning streaks

Chronicle Live · Feb 11, 2022

Best 'Wordle' starting words: 13 risqué choices that will actually help you win

RAISE, SLATE, and CRANE are all great options for a 'Wordle' starting word, but they're also BORING. Here are 13 fun and frisky options that are still great.

Inverse · Feb 10, 2022

‘That’s not how you spell it’: Wordle users baffled as game uses American spelling

‘Blaming this on the Americans,’ one user said

The Independent UK · Feb 9, 2022

How to play more than one Wordle a day

Wordle Archive allows you to play this game multiple times a day

The Independent UK · Feb 7, 2022

Editorial: Facebook flops and The New York Times buys a puzzle. What’s going on?

On Thursday, stock in Meta Platforms Inc., formerly known as Facebook, cratered a stunning 26% in a single trading day. And last Monday, The New York Times announced it had purchased a quirky but addictive puzzle named Wordle for a sum in the “low seven figures.”

Chicago Tribune · Feb 7, 2022

OMG: There Is Now A Battle Royale Version Of Wordle & May The Squares Be Ever In Your Favour

I volunteer as T-R-I-B-U... damn it.

Pedestrian.tv · Feb 7, 2022

Can you solve it? Hurdles for Wordle nerdles

Play these ones by the letter

The Guardian - UK · Feb 7, 2022

How to play as many Wordle games in one day as you like - even tomorrow's

One of the annoying features of Wordle is that you can only play once a day, until now

Wales Online · Feb 7, 2022

Wordle: How a simple game of letters became part of The New York Times business plan

In just a few months, a simple five-letter puzzle has earned its creator a seven-figure sum and given The New York Times a new way of expanding its reach.

The New Daily · Feb 6, 2022

Spell bound: the enduring appeal of word puzzles

The remarkable rise of the viral sensation Wordle, which the New York Times recently bought, is just the latest in a very long line of word puzzles that have intrigued us down the centuries, finds Richard Godwin

The Guardian - UK · Feb 6, 2022