A daily puzzle to find the longest hidden word in the fewest guesses. Tap letters left to right across the grid, skipping any you like, to spell words.
Fourbe
What is Fourbe?
Fourbe, also known as Daily Worder, is a daily word puzzle that gives players a fresh challenge every day. It's a browser-based game focused on vocabulary and deduction, offering a quick mental workout for word enthusiasts.

Fourbe? I need more than a name to judge the mechanics—show me the rules and the difficulty curve.

Fourbe—a sly word for a daily word game; I hope the clues are as cunning as the name suggests.

No stats, no leaderboard? I can't estimate my win rate—give me numbers to crunch.

Fourbe sounds French—does this word game have a passport, or is it stuck in one language?
How to play Fourbe
Each day, a new word puzzle is presented, and players make guesses to uncover the hidden answer. The game provides feedback on each attempt to help narrow down the correct word, though the exact feedback style depends on the daily puzzle.
Tips & strategy
- Start with a guess that uses common vowels and consonants to gather early clues.
- Pay close attention to which letters are confirmed in the right position versus just present in the word.
- Use a process of elimination to rule out unlikely letter combinations as you go.
- Think about common word patterns and endings when you're stuck.
- If you're unsure, try a guess that introduces new letters rather than repeating known ones.
Frequently asked questions
Is Fourbe free to play?
Yes, it's a web-based game that you can play for free in your browser at dailyworder.com.
How often does the puzzle update?
A new puzzle is released daily, so you get a fresh challenge every day.
Is there a mobile app?
The game is designed to run in a web browser; check the website to see if a dedicated mobile app is available.
Do I need to create an account to play?
Typically, daily word puzzles like this don't require an account—you can just visit the site and start playing.
Can I play previous puzzles if I miss a day?
That depends on the site's setup, but many daily games allow you to access past puzzles or simply wait for the next day's challenge.
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