The article provides hints and tips for solving the popular word puzzle game called Wordle. It explains that Wordle was originally created by engineer Josh Wardle as a gift for his partner and has since become a global phenomenon, with thousands of people playing it daily. The game has even spawned various alternative versions like Squabble and Heardle. Wordle’s popularity eventually led to its acquisition by the New York Times.
The article also discusses the best starting word for Wordle, suggesting that words with multiple vowels and common consonants might help in finding the solution faster. It mentions the removal of the Wordle archive, which used to be available for players to enjoy but was taken down at the request of the New York Times. Additionally, the article addresses whether Wordle has become harder over time and explains that the game is not actually more difficult than when it first started, although there is a Hard Mode option for those seeking a greater challenge.
Furthermore, the article explains that occasionally there are two different Wordle answers in a day due to changes made by the New York Times after acquiring the game. However, the Times has since added its own updated word list to reduce this occurrence. The article concludes by revealing the answer to the Wordle puzzle of the day and reassures readers that there will be a new puzzle to solve the following day.