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Daily Worder
DAILY WORDER Five daily word puzzles. Five different ways to feel smart before lunch. Daily Worder is for people who love words — the kind who notice a good pun, argue about comma placement, and feel genuine joy when a tricky clue finally clicks. The kind of person who noticed the em dash above and now assumes this writing is AI-generated. It's not, and neither are the puzzles. Each game takes 3-5 minutes. Each one is created by a human. And yes, it's actually free. FOURBE: "The one that outsmarted me before I started playing" Four rounds. Four clues. One hidden subject connecting them all. Each round gives you a single, deviously crafted clue pointing to a hidden word. No grid. No letter-guessing. Just you, the clue, and the growing suspicion that the answer has been staring at you the entire time. The catch: every keystroke is final. No backspace. No undo. You commit or you don't. Sweep all four rounds and guess the hidden subject for a perfect 6,000-point game. Most players don't. The ones who do won't stop telling you about it. TOTUM — "I had the perfect word. I also didn't pick those letters." Sixteen letters arrive on a grid. You pick eight. We tally up and score every word you can make. Every single one. For the locked-in player who thinks they'd win every word-based tile board game if they could only pick the letters: Now you can. Good luck. PYRAMID — "I was so sure the vowel was E." Pick one vowel. Every row of the pyramid — a scramble of other letters — must form a real word with that vowel. All rows. Simultaneously. Choose wrong and the whole thing collapses. Choose right and words cascade from top to bottom like dominoes. INVERTLE — "Crack the combination. One key at a time." A five-letter combination lock. You guess. The game tells you whether each letter in your guess is higher or lower than the target letter in the alphabet. That's it. That's the entire hint system. No green squares. No yellow squares. Just directional arrows and your own deductive reasoning. Hone in. Invertle rewards the kind of thinker who enjoys a well-constructed logic problem. It punishes guessing. SPYING BEE — "I see it. Wait. No I don't. Wait — there it is." Letters hide in plain sight across a grid, revealing themselves one by one. Some cells are found, some are revealed, some stay stubbornly hidden. Piece together the words before the board gives everything away. Patience rewarded. Guessing punished. WHY PLAYERS LOVE IT "I think about the Fourbe clues all day." "Totum is a vocabulary test and a strategy game at the same time." "I've never played anything like Pyramid. Choosing the wrong vowel is devastating." "This is what I wanted Wordle to grow up into." Every clue is curated — not AI-generated, not recycled. You can feel the difference. A great clue makes you groan when the answer lands. That groan is the whole point. FREE DAILIES No paywall on dailies. No ads. No account required to play. Daily Worder's daily puzzles are free because daily puzzles should be free. Each game takes 3-5 minutes. Play one on your commute. Stack all five over coffee. Share your results. If you love it, purchase a premium account to get more: more Fourbe puzzles, endless modes, and access to games in beta. New puzzles drop at 5 AM Eastern, every single day. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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DAILY WORDER Five daily word puzzles. Five different ways to feel smart before lunch. Daily Worder is for people who love words — the kind who notice a good pun, argue about comma placement, and feel genuine joy when a tricky clue finally clicks. The kind of person who noticed the em dash above and now assumes this writing is AI-generated. It's not, and neither are the puzzles. Each game takes 3-5 minutes. Each one is created by a human. And yes, it's actually free. FOURBE: "The one that outsmarted me before I started playing" Four rounds. Four clues. One hidden subject connecting them all. Each round gives you a single, deviously crafted clue pointing to a hidden word. No grid. No letter-guessing. Just you, the clue, and the growing suspicion that the answer has been staring at you the entire time. The catch: every keystroke is final. No backspace. No undo. You commit or you don't. Sweep all four rounds and guess the hidden subject for a perfect 6,000-point game. Most players don't. The ones who do won't stop telling you about it. TOTUM — "I had the perfect word. I also didn't pick those letters." Sixteen letters arrive on a grid. You pick eight. We tally up and score every word you can make. Every single one. For the locked-in player who thinks they'd win every word-based tile board game if they could only pick the letters: Now you can. Good luck. PYRAMID — "I was so sure the vowel was E." Pick one vowel. Every row of the pyramid — a scramble of other letters — must form a real word with that vowel. All rows. Simultaneously. Choose wrong and the whole thing collapses. Choose right and words cascade from top to bottom like dominoes. INVERTLE — "Crack the combination. One key at a time." A five-letter combination lock. You guess. The game tells you whether each letter in your guess is higher or lower than the target letter in the alphabet. That's it. That's the entire hint system. No green squares. No yellow squares. Just directional arrows and your own deductive reasoning. Hone in. Invertle rewards the kind of thinker who enjoys a well-constructed logic problem. It punishes guessing. SPYING BEE — "I see it. Wait. No I don't. Wait — there it is." Letters hide in plain sight across a grid, revealing themselves one by one. Some cells are found, some are revealed, some stay stubbornly hidden. Piece together the words before the board gives everything away. Patience rewarded. Guessing punished. WHY PLAYERS LOVE IT "I think about the Fourbe clues all day." "Totum is a vocabulary test and a strategy game at the same time." "I've never played anything like Pyramid. Choosing the wrong vowel is devastating." "This is what I wanted Wordle to grow up into." Every clue is curated — not AI-generated, not recycled. You can feel the difference. A great clue makes you groan when the answer lands. That groan is the whole point. FREE DAILIES No paywall on dailies. No ads. No account required to play. Daily Worder's daily puzzles are free because daily puzzles should be free. Each game takes 3-5 minutes. Play one on your commute. Stack all five over coffee. Share your results. If you love it, purchase a premium account to get more: more Fourbe puzzles, endless modes, and access to games in beta. New puzzles drop at 5 AM Eastern, every single day. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/