Within a few months, Wordle went from being a niche language game to a worldwide phenomenon. But if you've already solved today's Wordle and are seeking for a fresh challenge, don't fret – there is a whole universe of Wordle clones and variants that you may play every day.

Here are fifteen of our favorite Wordle-like games, some of which may be played offline.

Hello Wordl

Hello Wordl, one of the first Wordle clones to appear on the Internet, functions identically to the original. The major difference, though, is that it's not limited to once every day; there are hundreds of phrases accessible, and as soon as you complete one game, you may begin a new one.

Redactle

If you like the Wikipedia Game, you will enjoy Redactle. Daily, Redactle identifies and heavily edits a Wikipedia page (chosen from a list of about 10,000). It is your responsibility to guess the banned terms and utilize the blacked-out text to determine what article you are reading.

Similar to Semantle, there is no limit to the number of times you can predict. And believe us, you'll need many guesses.

Heardle

Do you consider yourself a music enthusiast? Then try out Heardle, a game that requires daily music identification.

You get to hear the first second of the music as you begin. Each time you make an inaccurate guess or use the skip button, you'll hear a few more seconds. By your final estimate, you will get the initial 16 seconds.

Quordle

If a single Wordle is insufficient, how about four? Quordle allows you to play four distinct Wordle games simultaneously, each with a different solution. Each and every estimate counts for all four games. In contrast to the original, though, you have eight guesses rather than six.

There are two game modes in Quordle: Daily, which provides a new puzzle every day, and Practice, which allows you to play for as long as you choose.

Framed

Framed, a game designed for the most visually oriented among us, presents still frames from a film and asks you to identify it. You have six guesses, with each guess yielding a new screenshot.

The film and screenshots change daily. If the only films you are familiar with are blockbusters, you may struggle with this one, since Framed does not shy away from obscure titles.

Le Mot and Un Juego de Palabras Diario

Although English may be the most widely spoken language in the world, it is by no means the only one. When Wordle's popularity exploded, it seemed logical to adapt it to other languages.

The two language-specific Wordle clones we've used are Le Mot (French) and Un Juego de Palabras Diario (Daily Word Game) (Spanish). Each function identically to Wordle, but with a distinct vocabulary.

Globle and Global

In keeping with the international concept, both Globle and Worldle require you to identify the correct country daily.

After guessing, you will be informed of how close your guess is to the correct answer. Utilize these hints to locate the correct location on the map. Worldle also provides the outline of the nation you're searching for, which might be helpful for players who are familiar with its boundaries.

Semantle

Want to put your vocabulary to the test? Explore Semantle. This game requires you to discover a hidden word, but rather than being given what letters are in it, you are only informed of how "semantically close" your guess is to the correct answer, or how similar the words are in meaning.

 Every word is graded on a scale ranging from -100 to +100. The lower the score of your estimate, the less similar it is to the correct response. There is no limit to the number of guesses that may be made, and the typical game requires over a hundred.