Five-letter guesses
Each turn uses a valid five-letter word according to the page instructions.
Play the Wordle Unlimited GitHub Pages word puzzle: guess a valid five-letter word in six attempts and use tile feedback to refine the next guess.
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How the page works
Enter a valid five-letter guess and submit it. The board provides color feedback for exact-position matches and letters that appear elsewhere in the answer; absent letters are marked differently. Use the new information to choose another valid word, with up to six attempts shown in the game instructions. What can it do? Five-letter guesses Each turn uses a valid five-letter word according to the page instructions. Six attempts The game provides six tries to find the hidden answer. Letter-position feedback Colored tiles communicate exact matches and letters that appear in another position. Use cases The game works as a short vocabulary break, a daily-style puzzle, or a Wordle-like challenge that can be opened directly in a browser. It is independent of The New York Times Wordle; no affiliation is stated. The listing describes the rules visible on the page rather than claiming identical word lists or game behavior.
Limitations and notes
The public page reviewed does not state pricing, account requirements, a daily reset schedule, or a complete word-list policy. It is not presented as an official NYT product. Availability and puzzle behavior can change with the project. Frequently asked questions How many letters are in a guess? Five. How many attempts are available? Six, as stated in the page instructions. What does tile color mean? It indicates whether a letter matches the answer and position or appears elsewhere. Is it the official New York Times Wordle? No affiliation is stated.
What can it do?
Six attempts
The game provides six tries to find the hidden answer.
Letter-position feedback
Colored tiles communicate exact matches and letters that appear in another position. Use cases The game works as a short vocabulary break, a daily-style puzzle, or a Wordle-like challenge that can be opened directly in a browser. It is independent of The New York Times Wordle; no affiliation is stated. The listing describes the rules visible on the page rather than claiming identical word lists or game behavior. Limitations and notes The public page reviewed does not state pricing, account requirements, a daily reset schedule, or a complete word-list policy. It is not presented as an official NYT product. Availability and puzzle behavior can change with the project. Frequently asked questions How many letters are in a guess? Five. How many attempts are available? Six, as stated in the page instructions. What does tile color mean? It indicates whether a letter matches the answer and position or appears elsewhere. Is it the official New York Times Wordle? No affiliation is stated.