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.
Word Web
Starting with three five letter words, join a new word to an old one by changing one letter. Add as few words as possible until the word web is connected!
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Play on blendletan.github.ioWhat is Word Web?
Word Web is a daily puzzle that challenges you to connect a set of five-letter words by changing one letter at a time.
How to play Word Web
You start with three five-letter words. Your goal is to add new five-letter words to create a chain that links all the starting words together. Each new word must differ from an existing word by exactly one letter. The puzzle is solved when the entire set of words forms a single connected web. You aim to add as few words as possible.
Tips & strategy
- Look for words that share four letters with a word already in your web.
- Try to bridge gaps between the starting words efficiently.
Frequently asked questions
How many guesses do I get?
The game does not specify a limit on the number of words you can add, but the goal is to use as few as possible.
Can I play past puzzles?
The site text indicates that revealing the answer marks today's puzzle and prevents further attempts until the next day, suggesting a single daily puzzle.
What happens if I reveal the answer?
You will see the optimal solution, but you cannot continue playing that day's puzzle.
Where to play
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