Wordle, the viral word hunting game, has taken the internet by storm with its simple yet addictive gameplay, with new puzzles every day. Normally you can’t go back and play earlier Wordles, but thanks to a fan-developed project, you can do exactly that! Today, we’ll show you how to play every Wordle ever!
Wordle is run through New York Times, and there’s a new puzzle every day for players to solve. If you missed a puzzle, there was no way to see what the word was… until now! Developed by computational biologist Devang Thakkar, Wordle Archive is an open-source project that lets players jump back in time and play every single Wordle to date.
Wordle‘s rules are simple: players are given six chances to find the hidden five-letter word, with little hints to guide you along the way. A gray letter means that letter isn’t used at all, while a yellow letter signifies the letter is used, but it’s currently in the wrong spot. A green letter is the best thing to see, as it means that letter is in the correct spot.
If you’re a Wordle enthusiast, and you can’t get enough puzzles, this is the perfect way to indulge your inner puzzle solver! Tap on the Choose button, and you can select a specific puzzle, or you can hit random to pick a random Wordle. Since the game launched back in June 2021, there has been roughly 250 puzzles, which should be plenty for the most diehard Wordle fans.
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How to Play Every Wordle Ever