The Wordle Review for today warns readers that the page contains spoilers for the puzzle and reminds players that Wordle is released at midnight in their local time zone. Because the game is published across time zones, two reviews are posted each day and dated according to Eastern Standard Time. Readers who land on the wrong review are advised to check their puzzle number and navigate to the matching page in the archive.
The review says today’s puzzle was especially difficult. According to the publication’s testers, who solve each puzzle in advance, the word took an average of 5.5 guesses out of 6, making it a very challenging game. Missed puzzles are counted as seven guesses in the review’s scoring system. The page notes that individual results may differ and encourages players to share their experiences in the comments. For more detailed analysis, readers are directed to Wordle Bot.
The page also highlights the featured artist for today’s edition. Chou Chia Yu, originally from Tainan, Taiwan and now based in Tokyo, Japan, is described as an artist and graphic designer whose primary work involves magazine layouts and editorial materials. Alongside graphic design, Chou also works occasionally as an illustrator. The feature is presented as part of the broader Wordle Review experience, which includes rotating creative contributors.
Additional links invite readers to explore the archive of past and future posts, refresh the page if their solved word differs from the featured answer, and join conversation on social media using the hashtag #wordlereview. The review also encourages users to leave comments, while reminding them to follow community rules and remain civil. If technical problems occur, players are directed to the Settings menu and the “Report a bug” option. The page closes with references to the Wordle Glossary and companion forums for Spelling Bee and Connections, giving readers multiple ways to continue engaging with New York Times word games.
