Word games

Word games run on something you're already carrying around: your vocabulary, and your feel for how English fits together. There are five here and they want different things from you. Deduction, speed, pattern-spotting in a grid of letters, and untangling which words belong together. None of them require a big dictionary.

Deduction, speed, and structure

Wordle Unlimited is deduction: six guesses to pin down a hidden five-letter word from colour-coded clues. Spelling Bee Unlimited is the opposite, generative rather than deductive. You build words from seven letters against the clock, and the day ends when you hit the target, so it never turns into a grind. Connections Unlimited is structural. Sixteen tiles hide four groups bound purely by wordplay, so the puzzle reads the same wherever you grew up.

One round a day

Every word game here deals one puzzle a day, the same for everyone, playable once. That's the one feeding your streak and the daily leaderboard. Alongside it, free play is unlimited and unrecorded. And if you miss a day, every past puzzle stays open in each game's archive (Wordle, Spelling Bee Unlimited, Connections Unlimited), free to replay without touching your record.

Beyond words

When the letters run dry, the rest of the shelf is a click away: logic puzzles, card games, arcade games and a daily trivia round. Same terms throughout: no account, no noise.