Finished today's Wordle? Here are more free daily puzzles to play, from word groups to guessing what the crowd will say.
Free · one puzzle a day · no signup
Wordle got the formula right: one puzzle a day, the same one for everyone, a few minutes to solve, and a result you can share without spoiling it. Then you wait until tomorrow. Every game below keeps that shape, so you can build a small morning routine out of them. All free, all in your browser, no signup.
The closest thing here to the New York Times word games. You get 16 words and sort them into 4 hidden groups of 4, with four mistakes allowed and a "one away" hint when you are close. Groups go from straightforward yellow to devious purple, and unlike Connections you can replay past days for free.
Play Huddle →A daily game where being right is beside the point. You get five open questions, like "name a yellow fruit", and type what you think most people will say. Then you see how everyone else answered and whether you matched the herd. It takes about two minutes and ends with a spoiler-free grid to share.
Play Daily Herd →Ten multiple-choice questions across every topic, with a new quiz each day. Keep your streak going, and once you have finished today's quiz you can go back and play earlier days.
Play Daily Trivia →A this-or-that opinion game. Pick a side on a few spicy takes, get your opinion archetype, and see how the crowd actually split. A good one to send to a group chat.
Play Daily Hot Takes →Answer a few vibe questions and reveal your aura of the day, with what it means. Less puzzle, more ritual, and fun to compare with friends.
Play Daily Aura →The best-known daily games from around the web, grouped so you can go straight to the kind you like.
On Herd Games: Huddle, Word Scramble and Hangman.
On Herd Games: Music Trivia.
On Herd Games: Emoji Movie Quiz, Guess the Year and Movie Trivia.
On Herd Games: Maths Sprint.
On Herd Games: Sports Trivia.
On Herd Games: Daily Trivia, Trivia Streak and Trivia by topic.
On Herd Games: Minesweeper.
Once you have worked through these, Nextdle keeps a directory of daily games sorted by type, from word and geography to music, math, movies and sports. It is an easy way to find your next favorite, whatever kind of puzzle you like.
For word puzzles, try Huddle (sort 16 words into four groups), Quordle (four Wordles at once) or Spelling Bee. For something different, Daily Herd asks you to guess what most people will say, Worldle and Globle swap words for geography, and Framed and Bandle do the same for movies and music. All of them give you one puzzle a day.
Quordle and Octordle are Wordle multiplied: four and eight words at once. Nerdle and Mathler keep the same guess-and-feedback rules with equations instead of words, and Flagle and Countryle bring them to geography.
Yes. Every Herd Games daily on this page is free and runs in your browser, with no account and no download. Your streak is saved on your own device.
Plenty. Daily Herd is about reading the crowd, Daily Trivia is a ten-question quiz, Worldle and Globle are geography, Framed is movies, Bandle is music and Nerdle is math.
On Huddle, Daily Trivia and Daily Aura, yes. You can go back and play earlier days for free.
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