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Words Corner
Words Corner is a browser daily word puzzle where you guess a hidden five- or six-letter English word in six tries using coloured-letter feedback; a fresh puzzle appears each day at midnight UTC.
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Words Corner is a daily word puzzle played in your web browser that asks you to guess a hidden five- or six-letter English word within six attempts. Each guess returns coloured feedback to show correct letters and positions. The same daily puzzle applies to all players and words used in the previous month are excluded from the pool.
A new puzzle is published for every date at midnight UTC. Your progress metrics such as streak and win rate are stored locally in your browser only, and no sign-up or account is required. There is also an Unlimited mode that lets you play extra rounds beyond the single daily puzzle.
Accepted answers are any dictionary word of the correct length, but the pool of daily answers is drawn from common five- and six-letter words so the game rewards reasoning over obscure vocabulary. The site includes a solver tool and word lists to help when you are stuck.
How to play Words Corner
- Choose the five- or six-letter Daily puzzle or switch to Unlimited mode if you want extra rounds.
- Type a real word of the chosen length and press Enter to submit it as a guess.
- Read the coloured feedback: green means letter and position are correct, yellow means the letter is present but in a different position, grey means the letter is not in the word.
- Use the pattern of greens and yellows over up to six guesses to deduce the hidden word before you run out of attempts.
Tips for Words Corner
- Start with a word that covers multiple vowels and common consonants to expose letter presence quickly.
- Use yellow feedback to try the same letter in different positions rather than eliminating it immediately.
- Avoid repeating words that would produce no new information unless you are testing a specific letter placement.
- When Unlimited mode is on, treat each round as a fresh puzzle and use the site’s word lists or solver if you need candidate words.
Words Corner FAQ
What is Words Corner?
Words Corner is a browser-based daily word puzzle where you must find a hidden five- or six-letter English word in up to six guesses, using coloured feedback to guide you. The site offers both a single shared daily puzzle and an Unlimited mode for extra rounds, and it keeps answers to common words so the challenge focuses on deduction.
Is Words Corner free to play?
Yes, Words Corner is free and requires no account. Your guesses, streak and win rate are saved only in the browser and nothing is uploaded, so you can play without signing in.
How many guesses do you get in Words Corner?
You get up to six guesses to find the hidden word in each round. Use the coloured feedback after each guess to refine your next guess and aim to solve within those six attempts.
When does the new Words Corner puzzle come out?
A new daily puzzle is released at midnight UTC each day. The daily puzzle is the same for every player and the game avoids repeating words used in the previous month.
What is Unlimited mode?
Unlimited mode lets you keep playing extra rounds beyond the single daily puzzle as long as you want. It provides an option to play multiple puzzles in one session instead of waiting for the next daily puzzle.
Does Words Corner work on mobile devices?
Yes, Words Corner runs in a web browser so it works on mobile and desktop browsers. The game provides an on-screen keyboard layout and stores progress locally in the browser.
What do the colours mean in Words Corner?
Green means the letter is correct and in the right position; yellow means the letter appears in the word but in a different position; grey means the letter does not appear in the word. Use those indicators together to narrow down both which letters are present and where they belong.
Is Words Corner the same as Wordle?
No, Words Corner is an independent puzzle that plays in the same style but is not Wordle. The site explicitly states it is their own daily puzzle while acknowledging the gameplay similarities to Wordle.
