Wordly - Daily Word Puzzle

Discovering Wordly was like a revelation for me. I used to believe I had a good grasp of many words, but that feels so long ago now. It turns out, not only was I not as skilled with words as I thought, but my vocabulary was also quite limited. Then along came Wordly, opening my eyes to the fact that five-letter words can be more entertaining than four-letter ones. Now, I am faced with the realization that my word skills are lacking. Perhaps someday I will improve, but currently, I am grateful for this game that has shown me the gaps in my vocabulary. Thanks to Wordly, I have gained the confidence to admit when I don't know a word.

It started off well when I began playing the custom game. The instructions said I could choose a puzzle and play as much as I wanted. But after my first game, I had to watch an ad if I wanted to play another one. And then, the same happened after the second game - I needed to watch yet another ad to play a third game. I find it unreasonable to watch an ad after every game. I don't want that. So, I've decided to uninstall the game.

I thought I wouldn't excel at this game initially. However, as I played more and more levels, my intuition improved. I began grasping unfamiliar words and concepts, thanks to the puzzle game. This game revolves around calculating possibilities and probabilities. From the moment I started playing, I got hooked on it.

I have played this game for a few years now. I always enjoyed solving the word puzzle every day. But now, out of nowhere, I need to deal with ads just to access it? It's only one puzzle per day! I would get it if you could play endlessly, but it's just one puzzle a day!

You're welcome! I'm glad you're enjoying the game without cheats or annoying rewards. The lack of intrusive ads is also a plus. It's great that you appreciate the option for longer words, and it would be even better to have features like comparing stats or engaging in PvP matches. The percentage of players who solve longer words is indeed interesting to see. It'd also be cool to view stats on how many attempts it took players to solve them. It's funny to joke about the government implanting your brain because you solved those challenging words quickly! Thanks again for your feedback.

You uninstall the app. When you finish a custom puzzle, the continue button appears whether you guess the word or not. You press it, but nothing happens; you're stuck on the finished puzzle screen. You have to tap the back button in the top left corner to return to the page where you choose between Daily Challenge or Custom Puzzle for a new puzzle. I did this three times, and on the fourth try, I repeated the process. However, when I selected Custom Puzzle again, it asked me to watch an ad to start a new puzzle or pay. That's disappointing and frustrating.

Tech Tree Games cleverly used a misspelling to encourage users to switch to the version with daily game ads. Quite smart, right? But hold on, maybe they're being a bit too confident in their product.

So, I've been playing this game for a whole year without any problems, right? But now I can't play the word of the day anymore. It's saying I have to pay to access it. And there's no choice to watch an ad instead; it just straight-up asks for $10.

It was okay. If you want to play unlimited puzzles for free, stick to The NYT Wordle. The description is misleading, as you only get one daily free puzzle, not unlimited. They make you pay or watch ads after a few free ones. Since I complete them quickly, it's not worth it for me. I'll just stick to the original on the NYT website.