Games like Wordle — without the “come back tomorrow”
Wordle (The New York Times) gives you one puzzle a day. If that daily ritual is the part you love, keep it — and when one round isn’t enough, this library exists.
The same feeling, unlimited
Word Guess is our take on the green-and-yellow guessing loop: six tries, tile feedback, and a fresh word every round instead of one a day. It also comes in 3, 4, 6 and 7-letter boards, which change the game more than you’d expect — three-letter words are brutal in the best way.
Different muscles, same “one more round”
Word Search trades deduction for scanning — ten words hidden across eight directions in a grid that regenerates forever. Word Scramble is the fastest loop of the three: unscramble, streak, repeat, and any valid anagram counts.
What makes this library different
Every round is generated on your device from the public-domain ENABLE dictionary with frequency-ranked answers — no accounts, no tracking, no paywall, and a shared date-seeded Daily in every game for the ritual. We are not affiliated with The New York Times; Wordle is their game, and a great one. This is the library for everyone who finished it by 9am. (And if the itch outlasts the words entirely, our Solitaire Library deals cards on the same no-limits terms.)