Wordle Review notes that the day’s puzzle includes spoilers and is published for all time zones using Eastern Standard Time dating. The page explains that Wordle is released at midnight locally, which is why two reviews are posted each day to match different regions. Readers who open the wrong review are directed to check their puzzle number and use the archive page to find the correct post.
The review says the puzzle was especially difficult. Testers, who solve each puzzle in advance, averaged five guesses out of six to complete it. In Wordle’s scoring system, an unsolved puzzle counts as seven guesses. The page says players’ own experiences may differ and invites them to share their results in the comments or explore Wordle Bot for a more personalized breakdown of their solve.
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The page also highlights the featured artist for the day: Chou Chia Yu, an artist from Tainan, Taiwan, who is now based in Tokyo, Japan. Chou works primarily as a graphic designer, creating magazine layouts and editorial materials during the week, and also works occasionally as an illustrator.
Additional links on the page direct readers to the archive for past and future Wordle Review posts, the comments section for conversation and hints, and social media discussion using the hashtag #wordlereview. The page asks users to follow community guidelines, keep comments civil, and report technical issues through the game’s Settings menu. It also provides links to the Wordle Glossary, the Spelling Bee Forum, and the Connections Companion for readers interested in other New York Times word games.
