Word games include letters, anagrams, crosswords, and more. Fun, informative, and challenging for all ages and ability levels. Word games promote vocabulary, spelling, brain stimulation, memory, and focus.

• They amuse and relieve tension.
Word puzzles test players' vocabulary, spelling, and word knowledge. Word games may be played alone, with others, online, or offline. Word games include crosswords, anagrams, word searches, scrabble, hangman, and boggle. Word games enhance language, memory, and cognition while being entertaining. Word games may also inspire creativity and comedy. Word games appeal to a variety of interests and ages.
Word games—creating, discovering, or guessing words from letters, hints, or categories—are popular. Popular word games include:

• Wordle: A daily online puzzle game that requires six attempts or fewer to predict a five-letter word. The game indicates whether letters are accurate (green), correct but in the wrong place (yellow), and incorrect (gray) after each guess. The game became viral in October 2021.

Scrabble: A word-building board game. Players get points for the length and complexity of their words and extra squares. Scrabble may be played with four people or against a computer or app.
The multiplayer game Cowordle requires you to predict a five-letter word. Play with a buddy or a stranger. You and your opponent take turns entering any five-letter word and get feedback on how many letters are accurate and in the appropriate order. Guessing the concealed word first wins. You lose if you don't input a word or run out of time. Cowordle tests vocabulary and logic.