Quordle
Solve four five-letter words at once. A guess is entered on every board.
DleBox's guide
Quordle, published with Merriam-Webster, puts four Wordle-style boards on one screen. You type one five-letter guess and that guess is applied to all four words. Each board colors its own row. A letter that is green on one board can be gray on another, because the words are different. You have nine guesses for the set. Solving one board does not stop the guess from being spent on the others.
Opening strategy changes because a guess has to be useful somewhere. A starting word that tests common letters can leave three boards untouched in any useful way, or it can crack two at once. Later guesses often serve the board that is furthest behind. There is a sequence mode and a daily mode. This page is about the daily, the one shared puzzle.
DleBox does not host the four grids and does not print the four words. The button opens the Merriam-Webster game. Octordle, further down the same idea, uses eight boards and thirteen guesses. Wordle is the single board. If you want the grid mechanic applied to an equation instead of a word, Nerdle is the math row.
Rules
- Four five-letter words share every guess.
- You have nine guesses for the set.
- Colors are judged separately on each board.
- The daily puzzle is the same for everyone that day.
- DleBox does not reveal the four words.
Why we like it
- ✓ One guess can move several boards.
- ✓ A solved board stays visible while you work the rest.
- ✓ It sits between a single Wordle and an eight-board grind.
Play Quordle when one word feels too thin and eight boards feels like a chore. The loss condition is running out of guesses before every board is solved. A finished daily is four words, not a score that can be improved by picking a rarer answer.
Nine guesses sound like spare lives until two boards are still gray. Spending a guess on a board you have already solved is how the set slips away. DleBox does not highlight which of the four words is the hard one, because we do not have the words. Merriam-Webster's page is where the boards sit. Ours only tells you that one keystroke hits all four.
About the game
Quordle is published by Merriam-Webster. DleBox did not make that game. This page names the maker and links over. It does not speak for them.
- Category:
- Words. Open the Words category.
- Updates:
- Once a day on the original site.
- Reset:
- This page does not state their timezone. The original game shows the day's puzzle.
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