Visitors to the Mashable website may find themselves seeking assistance with the daily Wordle puzzle. The platform offers hints and tips each day to aid readers in solving the puzzle. For those who prefer not to unravel the mystery themselves, the solution is available at the conclusion of the article. Alternatively, readers can engage with the provided clues and strategies to self-solve the puzzle.
Wordle, which originated as a creation by engineer Josh Wardle for his partner, quickly gained global popularity. This surge in interest led to a variety of fan-made versions, including the battle royale variant Squabble, music-focused Heardle, and multi-word challenges such as Dordle and Quordle. Ultimately, Wordle’s success resulted in its acquisition by The New York Times, and it has since become a popular activity on platforms like TikTok.
For those looking for a strategic starting point in Wordle, it’s recommended to select a word containing at least two different vowels and common consonants such as S, T, R, or N. While the archive of past Wordle puzzles was initially accessible to all, it was subsequently removed at the request of The New York Times. The publication later introduced its own version of the Wordle Archive, which is available to NYT Games subscribers.
Although some may perceive Wordle as becoming more difficult, this is not the case. Players can increase the challenge by activating Wordle’s Hard Mode if they desire.
Today’s Wordle challenge includes hints such as “part of a song or poem,” and despite any guesses, the correct answer is revealed to be the five-letter word “VERSE.” This solution starts with the letter V and contains the letter E twice. Mashable encourages continuous participation, offering to return with more guidance for future puzzles.
Contributions to this report were made by Chance Townsend, Caitlin Welsh, Sam Haysom, Amanda Yeo, Shannon Connellan, Cecily Mauran, Mike Pearl, and Adam Rosenberg. For those still eager for more challenges, Mashable’s games hub offers a variety of puzzles including Mahjong, Sudoku, and free crossword puzzles. For those seeking previous Wordle solutions, yesterday’s answer is also available.
