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Dordle
Dordle is a version of Wordle that has the same rules but a different twist. Before you can move on in the official Wordle game, you have to guess a word. In Dordle, on the other hand, the player has to guess two words at once in order to move forward. You haven't heard the whole story if you think this is easy.
What is Dordle?
Dordle is a fun twist on Wordle. It doubles the number of grids so that players have to solve two problems at once. As the tagline for Dordle says, it's Double Wordle. It's a lot like Wordle, but it has two grids instead of one, and you have 7 chances to figure out two secret words.
How to play the Dordle game?
In terms of how to play, Dordle is very similar to Wordle. The game has two different ways to play: Free Dordle and Daily Dordle. The way that daily mode and free play work is the same. The only difference is that players in daily mode always have the same word. The "free-to-play" mode keeps giving you new puzzles to play whenever you want.
In both ways of playing, the rules are the same. It's kind of like Wordle, but the player has to guess both words at the same time. There are seven ways to answer for each word. The yellow square shows that the letter is in the word, but it is in a different place. The letter is in the right place when the tile is green.
Tips and Tricks
For a smooth game, Dordle has built in some clever ways to help players figure out the game. For example, color hints are shown on the virtual keyboard so that you can see where you are in each grid.
With the right plan and smart moves, Dordle is easy to win no matter where you are. Like on Wordle, knowing how often letters show up in your first words is the most important factor in reducing the number of moves needed to crack even secret words. hidden.
Read our detailed article about how letters and words should be used in Dordle for a more in-depth look at the subject.
How to play
Using mouse
You have to guess two five-letter words at once, but you can only guess one word at a time.
Green: letter in the word and correct spot
Yellow: letter in the word but wrong spot
Gray: letter not in the word
