Wordle, the daily puzzle fix for millions of people, can be notoriously tricky and stump veteran players and newcomers alike.
Fortunately, Newsweek is here for people who might want some help to steer them in the right direction.
Every day players have to guess Wordle’s five-letter word, with a color-coded system to show how close they are to the right answer.
In the game, green tiles show the letter is correct and in the right place, a yellow tile tells the player the letter is right but in the wrong place and a gray tile indicates the letter is not in the word at all.
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The simple gameplay mechanic has helped take Wordle from an intimate online experience to a worldwide hit with millions of daily players.
Wordle’s incredible rise can be seen in this Statista chart that tracks how many people take part in the puzzle game.
Josh Wardle created Wordle during the COVID pandemic as a game for him and his partner to play.
As Wordle grew in popularity, The New York Times bought the puzzle for an undisclosed seven-figure sum.
But Wardle said he never intended to make money off his creation and that it was something he simply w