Word game · Four boardsQuordly,
Quordly,
four at once.
Solve four words in nine guesses. Same letters, four targets.
- Solved
- 0/4
- Guesses
- 0/9
About the gameHow Quordly works,
How Quordly works,
in short.
- Step 01
Four boards, one input.
Each game ships four hidden five-letter words. Whatever you type lands on all four boards at once.
- Step 02STARESTARESTARESTARE
Read each board independently.
Every board scores your guess against its own secret word, so the same five letters paint four different colour rows.
- Step 03STAREPLANTSHOUTCRANESTAREPLANTSTAREPLANTSHOUTCRANESTARE
All four in nine tries.
Solve all four before guess 9 to win. Boards lock in at different rows — keep the ones still open in mind on every guess.
Questions
Quordly questions, answered.
Quordly Unlimited is a word puzzle game where you guess four five-letter words simultaneously. Each guess applies to all four boards at once. You have 9 attempts to find all four hidden words.
Each board shows independent color feedback. A green tile means the letter is correct and in the right position for that specific board. Yellow means the letter exists in that board's word but is in the wrong position. Gray means the letter is not in that board's word.
When you correctly guess a word, that board is marked as solved with a green border. Your remaining guesses continue to apply to the unsolved boards.
The keyboard shows the best status for each letter across all four boards. If a letter is correct on any board, it shows green. If it's present on any board (and not correct on any), it shows yellow. It only shows gray if the letter is absent on all boards.
Since you need to find four words instead of one, you get 9 guesses to give you a fair chance at solving all four puzzles simultaneously.
No, all four words are always unique. You will never see the same word on two different boards.
Start with words that contain common letters to gather information across all boards. Focus on boards where you have the most information. Try to solve easier boards first to narrow down letters for the remaining boards.
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