Word Guess — Six Guesses. Five Letters. One Word.
A hidden five-letter word, six chances to find it. Green means right spot, yellow means wrong spot. Unlimited rounds, 3 hints per game, streak tracking, and voice commentary — all in your browser.
Play Word Guess
Type or tap your guess, read the colors, and crack the word in six tries
How to Play
From first guess to solved word in four steps
A Century-Old Puzzle,
Reborn for the Browser.
Word guessing games go back further than most people realize. Pen-and-paper versions like Jotto were played decades before computers, and television shows like Lingo brought the format to living rooms in the 1980s. The modern five-letter, six-guess format turned it into a daily ritual for millions.
The appeal is pure logic. There is no luck after the word is chosen — every guess is a question, and the colored tiles are the answer. Good players treat each row like a deduction: place the yellows, eliminate the grays, and let the word reveal itself.
This version removes the waiting. No daily limit, no account wall, no ads between rounds. A fresh word every time you press New Word, three hints when you need them, your streak saved locally, and a copyable result grid for sharing.
How This Version Stacks Up
Compared against daily word apps and pen-and-paper classics
| Feature | This Game | Daily Word Apps | Pen & Paper |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unlimited Rounds | One per day | ||
| Hints Built In | 3 per game | Sometimes | |
| No Account Needed | Often required | ||
| Voice Commentary | |||
| No Ads Between Rounds |
Play Your Way
Four honest things this page actually does — no fake modes, no paywalls
Winning Strategies
Perfect For
Word Lovers
A daily vocabulary workout without the once-a-day limit. Unlimited words to crack.
Commuters
One round takes two minutes. Perfect for a bus ride, a queue, or a coffee break.
Teachers & Students
Spelling and deduction practice disguised as a game. Great for classrooms and vocabulary building.
Friends & Family
Solve side by side or share your emoji grid and compare guess counts.
Sharp Minds
Keep deduction skills fresh. A quick daily puzzle habit for seniors and strategy fans alike.
Frequently Asked Questions
Real questions about this word puzzle