Wordle Unlimited: Rules and Strategies for Victory

The game is very easy and can be played by anyone, regardless of age. The goal is to guess a five-letter word in a maximum of six attempts. Although it seems simple, sometimes the word of the day can be tricky. You must pay close attention to the clues received (the colors) to deduce the solution, letter by letter.

If you use all six tries and still don't find the word, you can start over immediately. That's why it's called Wordle Unlimited: you have the freedom to play as many times as you want to train and quickly improve your vocabulary and deduction skills.

Step-by-Step Instructions and Color Meanings

• Complete the five boxes with letters to form a valid five-letter word from the English dictionary.
• This popular version contains 5-letter words, but other 6 or 7-letter versions exist.
• You have only six attempts in which you can guess the word or gather enough clues to lead you to the truth.
• Start by writing a real word, then press Enter.
• **Colors are your key clues:**
  • **Green:** The letter is correct and is in the **correct position**. Keep it there!
  • **Yellow:** The letter is correct, but is in the **wrong position**. Move it on your next attempt.
  • **Gray:** The letter is **not** in the target word at all. Eliminate it!
• It is best to start with a word that contains many vowels (such as ADIEU, MIAOU, AUDIO) or frequent consonants (such as CRANE, STORE).
• If you are not convinced of the chosen word, you can choose to delete it by selecting the backspace button.

This version offers you the option to replay immediately, unlike the original game where you are limited to one try per day. Wordle Unlimited is free and you can also share it with your friends!

Advanced Wordle Unlimited Strategies

Don't leave everything to chance! Here are some expert-tested tactics to maximize your chances of guessing the word in the first 3-4 attempts:

1. The Perfect Starting Word

Always start with a word that contains the most frequent letters and several vowels. Excellent starting words include: **CRANE**, **ADIEU**, **AUDIO**, **ARISE**. These help you quickly obtain information about the most probable vowels and consonants (E, A, R, T, O, I, S, N) in the English language.

2. Rapid Elimination of Letters

Once you get gray letters, **never use them again**. Your second attempt should introduce 5 completely new letters (except for the green ones you must keep), preferably frequent consonants (R, S, T, N, L) not used in the first word.