Sadly, 2022 hasn't exactly been a rosy year, but I think we can all agree that Wordle has been one of the few bright spots. But as captivating the game has been, maybe the original five-letter word game isn't doing it for you anymore. Fear not; if you’re looking to get more out of the Worlde format, there are plenty spin-offs for you to try.
If you're looking for more Wordle, this four-in-one word game has it in spades. Quordle challenges players to solve four traditional five-letter puzzles at the same time, with only nine guesses total. It's quite a balancing act.
This geography game challenges players to identify countries by shape and distance. While it's not the only map-themed Wordle clone out there, I think it's actually taught me more than any of these other games, and that's definitely worth a spot on this list.
This one's a more traditional take on the Wordle concept, but with a marathon twist. You have to solve five puzzles in a row, with each correct answer becoming your first guess on the next one. And for the last puzzle, every correct answer counts as a guess, and you only have two left to finish.
Confusingly, Waffle actually has more in common with crossword puzzles than our previous selection, but go figure.
Possibly the most intimidating game in the Wordle family, Redactle presents you with a random Wikipedia page with most of the words blacked out. Guessing a word reveals it — assuming it's in the article in the first place.
The game that we called the Dark Souls of Wordle is still going strong. Unlike most word games, Semantle is actually about the meaning of words rather than just their spelling, which is a fresh twist.