Wordle Alternative: Hello Wordl- Amp up the difficulty level with this 11-letter puzzle now

Wordle alternative: Wordle has completed 272 days of existence today. And in these 272 days, it has taken the world by storm. Some of its accomplishments include becoming an overnight internet sensation, getting acquired by the New York Times, generating social media outrage because of the choice of word and inspiring hundreds of Wordle spinoffs or clones. And these Wordle clones have taken the quirkiness of the game to a whole new level by introducing different themes, increasing the difficulty or by adding a layer of innovation. Games like Absurdle, Nerdle, Quordle, Worldle, Taylordle and others have quickly gained lakhs of fans. Today, we are going to take a look at a similar Wordle alternative that promises to break the monotony of 5-letter Wordle games. Meet Hello Wordl.

Hello Wordl: Take a shot at up to 11-letter word puzzles

On the surface, Hello Wordl is just another Wordle alternative with similar game mechanics. You get six attempts to guess a word. After every attempt, you get feedback from the game by color highlights on every letter. Green denotes correct placement, yellow indicates wrong placement and gray shows that the letter does not exist in the word at all. The aim of the game is also similar to Wordle. You have to find out the secret word in as few attempts as possible. However, the main twist is that you get to choose how many letters you want in the word you guess.

The Wordle alternative allows you to pick from 4-letter word puzzles to all the way to 11-letters. So, if you feel Wordle has become too easy to guess, you can take on Hello Wordl’s 11-letter monstrosity of a word and test out your skills like never before. One interesting thing about the game is that no matter how many letters you pick, your attempts remain fixed at 6, just to make the game harder.

The game has two modes – ‘Random’ and ‘Today’. In random mode you can play as many games as you want from its large word bank. Today mode has a single word for all the players across the world, just like the original Wordle. So, if this game has piqued your interest, you can give it a try here.