Wordling

If your happy place is a tidy little logic problem with coffee on the side, this polished word puzzler hits the spot. You get that satisfying color feedback after every guess, with green for a letter in the right place, yellow for a letter in the wrong place, and gray for letters that are not in the word, so each attempt feels like a mini detective reveal. Play four, five, or six letter challenges across multiple modes: chase level goals in Worlds, check in for the Daily Word, sprint in Word Run, or zone out in Endless when you just want a relaxing brain massage. Tap the magnifying glass for a nudge, pop a bomb to clear away bad letters, or spend a lightning charge when you need momentum, then type on the on-screen keyboard and hit Submit. Progress earns gems and playful milestone flips, plus you can tweak a cute profile avatar if you like a little flair with your vocabulary. The art is flat, crisp, and easy on the eyes, with a calming forest backdrop, small crows crossing the sky, and gentle piano music that keeps the vibe cozy while your inner Scrabble and Lingo champion goes to work. It scratches the same itch as Wordle, Typeshift, and classic crosswords, only you can keep going as long as your curiosity does. Fun fact: the term anagram comes from the Greek ανάγραμμα, pronounced anágramma, meaning to write again, which is basically what your brain does here as you reshuffle letters into sense.