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Has Wordle become tougher after NYT takeover? Twitter weighs in

Wordle, a wildly popular online game, gives players six tries of guess a new five-letter word each day. The New York Times had acquired the game from its developer Josh Wardle in January.

Will Wordle last as long as the Crossword?

It remains to be seen if the word puzzle’s popularity will rise or decline after its recent acquisition by the New York Times. Crosswords, however, seem set to endure.

Wordle has a new owner: The New York Times

The New York Times said Wordle will continue to be free to play for new and existing players, and no changes will be made to its gameplay.

Google joins Wordle craze. Noticed special feature yet?

Toggling words - Goalie, Column and Google - appear just like they would on Wordle’s website, on the top left of the screen when you type “Wordle” on Google.

Wordle and free games like Wordle that we just can't stop playing

Like Wordle, these games don’t need you to download an app, register or share any information to play. Plus, they are a welcome throwback to what seems like ages ago.

The toughest Wordle ever? Players say, 'Try to be gentle, still dealing with pandemic'

Wordle, an engrossing word-guessing game, gives players six chances to guess the word of the day.

Wordle fans are downloading like crazy another app by the same name

Steven Cravotta had created an app called “Wordle!” five years ago, when he was 18, named the same as the now-viral, browser-only game created by Josh Wardle.

What is Wordle and why has it caught the attention of everyone on Twitter?

Wordle was created by software engineer Josh Wardle for his partner Palak Shah who loves word games before launching it on the internet last October, according to a New York Times report.