Tridle

Tridle elevates the classic word-guessing experience by challenging players to solve three five-letter word puzzles simultaneously. Each guess provides feedback across all three puzzles, creating an engaging multi-puzzle experience.

How to Play

In Tridle, every guess you make applies to all three puzzles at once. Your goal is to solve all three five-letter words using the color-coded feedback system to guide your choices.

Color Feedback System

Each letter in your guess receives color-coded feedback for each puzzle:

• 🟩 Green: Correct letter in correct position
• 🟨 Yellow: Correct letter in wrong position
• ⬜ Gray: Letter not in the word

Example:

Puzzle 1    Puzzle 2    Puzzle 3
STARE      STARE      STARE
🟩⬜🟨⬜⬜   ⬜🟩🟨⬜⬜   ⬜⬜🟩⬜🟨

Game Mechanics

• Each puzzle has a unique five-letter solution
• All guesses must be valid English words
• Feedback is provided independently for each puzzle
• Solutions are completely independent of each other

Daily Challenge

A new set of three puzzles is released each day, creating a shared experience for players worldwide. Each day brings fresh challenges that test your word-guessing abilities in new ways.

Why Play Tridle?

Tridle offers a unique twist on word puzzles by combining multiple challenges into one cohesive experience. Whether you're looking to enhance your vocabulary or enjoy a more complex word puzzle, Tridle provides an engaging platform for testing your skills.

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