Quardle

Quardle – Wordle’s Tougher, Smarter Cousin

Think Wordle is easy? Try solving four words at the same time — that’s what Quardle dares you to do. It takes the basic Wordle formula and cranks up the pressure, making each puzzle a brain workout you’ll want to come back to every day.

In Quardle, you’ve got 9 guesses to figure out 4 different five-letter words. Each guess applies to all four boards. It sounds chaotic, but once you get into the flow, it’s surprisingly satisfying.

How to Play Quardle

You start by guessing any five-letter word. The game then gives you feedback using colors:

• Green: correct letter, correct spot

• Yellow: correct letter, wrong spot

• Gray: the letter isn’t in the word at all

You use these clues to refine your next guesses — and remember, every guess hits all four boards. The trick is balancing your guesses to collect info across all puzzles without wasting too many turns.

Why It’s So Addictive

Quardle is one of those games you open “just for a minute” and end up playing every day. Here’s why:

• There’s only one new puzzle per day, so there’s no bingeing — it becomes a daily ritual

• Four puzzles at once adds way more challenge than Wordle, without being unfair

• The game is shareable, so you can compare scores with friends

• It’s surprisingly relaxing — no timer, no stress, just words and strategy

If you like brainy challenges, you’ll probably enjoy Quiz: Guess the Flag and GeoQuest, which test your world knowledge in clever, fast-paced ways.

FAQ

Is Quardle harder than Wordle?

Yes — you're solving four puzzles at the same time with limited guesses. It’s a step up, but also way more fun once you get the hang of it.

Can I play past puzzles?

The main site only shows today’s puzzle, but some versions offer a practice mode or archive.

Do I need to be great at English to play?

Not at all! With a bit of practice, you’ll start spotting patterns and common words easily — and you’ll learn new words along the way.