
Octordle
Eight words at once in thirteen guesses, the natural step up from Quordle
Quordle has you solve four Wordles at once, with nine guesses shared between them. The obvious next games change the number of boards, from two up to thirty-two; others line up several Wordles one after another or bend the rules of a single board.

Eight words at once in thirteen guesses, the natural step up from Quordle

Two words at once in seven guesses, a quicker version of the same idea

Sixteen words at once with 21 guesses

Thirty-two words at once with 37 guesses, plus Sequence and Jumble dailies

Five Wordles in a row, each opening when you solve the last

Two hidden words cracked together, with each guess feeding both

A Wordle and ten other mini puzzles back to back against one timer

Small Wordles stacked into a five by five crossword

One board, but every row plays by its own rule

A single board with six-letter words, for a harder guess

The original, for anyone who arrived here first
Choose by how many boards you want. Dordle is the gentle one: two words in seven guesses, good for a quick warm-up. Octordle doubles Quordle to eight words in thirteen guesses and adds daily Sequence, Rescue and Extreme versions. Sedecordle runs sixteen words in 21 guesses, and Duotrigordle thirty-two in 37, which turns the game into bookkeeping as much as vocabulary: you plan opening words to cover the alphabet and then work through the boards one by one.
Quordle has its own daily Sequence mode, where the boards unlock one at a time, and several games build on that idea. AARP's Today's Hurdle gives five Wordles in a row, each opening when the last is solved. Gauntle mixes a Wordle with ten other mini puzzles against one timer. Duolock asks you to crack two four-letter words at once, with every guess feeding both.
If what you want is a harder single board instead of more of them, Wordly uses six-letter words and Fusele gives every row its own rule. Crosswordle.org stacks small Wordles into a five by five crossword, so each answer helps with its neighbours.
For most Quordle players, Octordle is the natural step up, and Dordle the one to play on a busy day.
Duotrigordle, with thirty-two words to find at once in 37 guesses. Sedecordle, with sixteen, is the step before it.
Yes. Both give every player the same set of words each day, and both are now published by Merriam-Webster.
Dordle has two words to solve together in seven guesses.