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Wordzic
Wordzic is a daily music Wordle where you listen to a short song excerpt and guess a musical word from colour feedback and unlocked hints; a new puzzle appears each morning for everyone.
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Wordzic challenges you to find a single musical word connected to an excerpt of a song. You type a guess of three to ten letters, then read coloured feedback: green means a letter in the correct place, yellow means the letter appears elsewhere, and dark means the letter is absent. Linked green letters form a correct-ordered group.
The excerpt frames the answer and can be replayed between guesses to guide your thinking. Hints become available after your second, fourth and sixth valid guesses to steer you without revealing the full solution. The game is free, requires no account, covers many eras, and the same word is presented to all players each day.
How to play Wordzic
- Listen to the provided song excerpt before you start to gather mood and context for the target word.
- Type a musical word guess that is between three and ten letters long.
- Submit the guess and read the colours: green for correct place, yellow for correct letter wrong place, dark for absent.
- Note that linked green letters form a correct block in order and use that information to eliminate many options.
- Open hints as they become available after your 2nd, 4th and 6th valid guesses to narrow down the answer in Wordzic.
Tips for Wordzic
- Replay the excerpt between guesses to pick up lyrical or tonal cues that narrow the semantic field of the answer.
- Use linked green letter groups first because they represent consecutive letters in the right order and rule out many candidate words.
- Start with a broad musical term to reveal useful letters, then narrow with more specific guesses guided by hint unlocks.
- Remember valid guesses must be three to ten letters, so avoid very short or overly long proposals that will not count.
Wordzic FAQ
What is Wordzic?
Wordzic is a daily music Wordle where you listen to a short song clip and guess a single musical word linked to that excerpt. The game returns coloured feedback for each guess, groups contiguous correct letters into linked green blocks, and unlocks hints after certain numbers of valid guesses to help refine your search.
Is Wordzic free and do I need an account?
Yes, Wordzic is free to play and does not require an account. The site states the game is available in the browser at no cost and the same daily puzzle is served to all players without any sign-in or registration.
How many guesses do I get in Wordzic?
You can make as many guesses as you like; the game does not impose a limit or an immediate loss condition. Your score is recorded as the number of guesses it took you plus how many hints you opened, so lower guess counts indicate a more efficient solve.
When does the new Wordzic puzzle come out?
A new Wordzic puzzle is provided each morning and the daily word is the same for everyone. The site describes the solution as renewed every morning so players worldwide see the same daily challenge.
How do the colours and linked groups work in Wordzic?
Green marks a letter in the correct position, yellow marks a letter that appears elsewhere in the word, and dark indicates the letter is not present. Additionally, green letters that are connected form a linked group which represents consecutive letters in the correct order, helping you eliminate many candidates at once.
Who made Wordzic?
Wordzic was created by game maker Julien Ancel, who designs and publishes the music games on the site. The author notes he handles design, coding and publishing himself and reads player feedback to refine future puzzles.
Can I share my Wordzic result?
Yes, Wordzic provides a share button that copies your result as a grid of coloured squares without letters so you do not spoil the answer for others. The exported grid preserves the colour pattern representing your guesses and opened hints.