Wordle
Guess the word in 6 tries.
PlayDordle
Solve 2 Wordles at once.
PlayTridle
Solve 3 Wordles at once.
PlayQuordle
Solve 4 Wordles at once.
PlayOctordle
Solve 8 Wordles at once.
PlayLetter Boxed
Create words using the letters.
PlayPips
Word puzzle game.
PlaySquaredle
Find words in the grid.
PlayWord Chain
Connect words in a chain.
PlayWaffle is a word puzzle built on a crossword-style grid. Five words are scrambled across it, three running horizontally and two vertically, all sharing letters where they intersect. A handful of tiles are already green at the start, meaning they're sitting in exactly the right spot. Everything else needs to be rearranged by swapping two tiles at a time until every word reads correctly across and down.
You have 15 swaps to finish the board. The fewer you use, the better your score. Yellow tiles are a clue, they belong somewhere in that word but not in their current position. Grey tiles don't belong in the word they're sitting in at all.
The green tiles at the intersections never move. They're your fixed anchors, so start by looking at what each one tells you about the words crossing through it. Building outward from confirmed tiles is almost always faster than trying to solve a whole word from scratch.
Yellow tiles are more useful than they look. If a tile is yellow it's already in the right word, just the wrong position. That often leaves only one or two spots where it can actually go, which turns a guess into a near-certain move.
Watch the intersections when you swap. A tile that's part of both a horizontal and a vertical word has to work in both directions at once. Moving it to fix one word can quietly break the other, so check both before committing.
Count early. With 15 swaps and usually 7 to 9 tiles out of place, you have plenty of room to think. If you're already down to 5 swaps and still have 6 tiles unsolved, slow down and plan each one instead of improvising.