18 games like Murdle
Ranked by how much each one has in common with Murdle — 18 that share its format, pace or language — then by how many people actually play them. All free in your browser, no signup.
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Glyph 392 playsGuess the word based on its glyph, or all of its letters stacked together.
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Codenames Daily 74 playsA daily set of puzzles from Codenames, a word association game.
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Balatrodle 53 playsGuess the daily joker by searching and submitting guesses until you find the correct answer.
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23 Words 45 playsFind a word using all given letters before time runs out. Survive through 23 rounds to win.
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Bracket city 26 playsSolve all clues in brackets to figure out the phrase of the day.
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Redacle 12 playsUnveil the concealed words and reveal the complete title of given Wikipedia article.
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Lettered 9 playsMove letter tiles on the board to spell out the hidden phrase.
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Figure 8 playsSolve puzzles by figuring out the hidden word or phrase using logic and deduction.
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Fluxis 3 playsComplete the chain by entering words that satisfy their category and build off the previous word. (From The Atlantic)
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Squareword 3 playsGuess 5x5 5-letter words in unlimited attempts.
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Waffle 3 playsSwap letters to form words in a grid with limited moves, aiming for correct words across rows and columns.
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Concludle 2 playsSolve daily puzzles by guessing the answer using clues provided, with a new challenge available each day.
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Relatle.lol 2 playsGuess the daily word by finding synonyms, using hints like the first letter to aid your guesses.
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Weaver 2 playsTransform one word into another by changing one letter at a time, forming valid intermediate words.
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Wordspan 2 playsGuess the 5-letter word based on where adjacent letters relatively appear in the alphabet.
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Cluewords 1 playSolve clues to find hidden words; linked answer slots share letters to aid in solving the puzzle.
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Crossflip 1 playFlip letter tiles to create words that fit today's theme.
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Fusele 1 playGuess words with unique twists each row; green means correct spot, yellow means different spot, and other hints vary.