It's Wordy

It's Wordy gives everyone the same numbered puzzle each day, dated on the page (No. 138 fell on 22 October 2026). The on-screen keyboard is coloured to show today's letter values: green letters are worth 1, olive 2, red 3 and purple 4, and the values shuffle every day. Each day also sets one word length; six letters on the days we looked.

You type a valid English word into the row of boxes, the score counts up as you type, and you submit it. A word scores the sum of its letters: in the game's own example BREAD scores 1 + 3 + 1 + 2 + 4 = 11. There is no single answer and no wrong guesses to lose; the challenge is to find the words that score highest with today's values.

After each word a card shows the day's three medal scores and how many words reach each. On 22 October gold was 20 points (3 words), silver 19 (15 words) and bronze 18 (67 words), so POTATO, at 4 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 = 19, was a silver. Six bronze words complete the basic daily pyramid, and silver and gold words build a better one. You can tap any word you found to read its definition, share your progress as coloured squares, and open a word archive that lists the top words of earlier puzzles.

It plays in the browser on a phone or a computer with no account and no ads. It suits players who like Scrabble-style letter scoring and a puzzle with no fixed end, where you can come back during the day to improve your pyramid.