Sexaginta-quattuordle

Sexaginta-quattuordle is the largest step in the line of multi-board Wordle games that runs from Dordle (two boards) through Quordle, Octordle and Sedecordle. Here there are 64 hidden five-letter words, laid out in rows of eight, and you have 70 guesses to find them all.

It was made in 2022 by Catherine Cowie, who credits the earlier games it builds on: Sedecordle, Octordle by Kenneth Crawford, Quordle by Freddie Meyer, Dordle by Guilherme S. Tows and Wordle by Josh Wardle.

Each day brings a numbered daily puzzle, generated from the date so everyone gets the same 64 words. Every guess you type fills a row on all 64 boards at once, with green and yellow tiles for each board. Buttons along the top jump between groups of eight boards, and small indicators show which words you have solved. Red and purple letters can flag the last missing letter or an overlooked repeat. There is also a daily hard mode, unlimited free games, and a calendar for playing earlier days.

With only six spare guesses across 64 words, the game is about planning and bookkeeping more than lucky openings. It suits players who have outgrown Octordle and Sedecordle and are happy to spend the best part of an hour on one puzzle.