Free word game
Play Word Guess, a free Wordle Unlimited alternative with daily and unlimited five-letter word puzzles, Hard Mode, stats and leaderboards.
Play the shared daily challenge, earn points, build a streak and compare your result with other players.
OD Games is free to play in a web browser on desktop, tablet and mobile, with saved statistics available to registered players.
Looking for a free Wordle Unlimited alternative? Word Guess offers a fresh daily five-letter puzzle plus unlimited games, so you can keep playing after completing the daily challenge.
Enter a valid five-letter English word. Green tiles mark letters in the correct position, orange tiles show letters that belong elsewhere in the answer, and grey tiles rule letters out. Repeated letters are scored individually.
Optional Hard Mode makes you reuse revealed clues in later guesses, while Colourblind Mode switches to a higher-contrast palette. Word Guess is independently developed and is not affiliated with Wordle.
Signed-in players receive the same daily Word Guess puzzle, with a new answer at midnight UTC. Your progress is saved as you play, so you can leave and return before the daily challenge resets.
A daily win extends your Word Guess streak. Unlimited mode lets you start another random puzzle whenever you like.
Daily wins award 6 points for solving the word in one guess, then 5, 4, 3, 2 or 1 point for solving it in two through six guesses. Those points count towards your Word Guess score and overall OD Games score.
Track your win percentage, guess distribution and streaks, or compare daily points on the Word Guess leaderboards. Unlimited games update your mode stats but do not award points.
Yes. Word Guess is free to play in your browser and includes both a shared daily five-letter word and an unlimited mode. It is independently developed and is not affiliated with Wordle.
Yes. A new Word Guess daily challenge begins at midnight UTC. Sign in to save your result, build a streak and appear on the daily leaderboards.
Yes. Hard Mode requires revealed clues to be reused in later guesses, while Colourblind Mode changes the tile colours to a higher-contrast palette.