Five is a daily five-letter word puzzle in the tradition Wordle made famous. Once a day there is one hidden word, the same for every player in the world, and you have six guesses to find it. After each guess the tiles grade themselves: green for the right letter in the right place, yellow for a letter that's in the word but somewhere else, grey for a letter that isn't in it at all.
Because everyone plays the same word, Five is really two games: the puzzle, and the comparing of notes afterward. Solve it, share the little colored grid without spoiling the answer, and keep the streak alive — a fresh word arrives every day, and the countdown to the next one is always ticking.
Turn on hard mode before your first guess and the clues become binding: any green letter must stay in its spot in later guesses, and letters the board has confirmed can't be dropped. It removes the classic technique of burning a guess purely to test fresh letters — which is exactly why people who like it like it.
Tip: Open with a word rich in common vowels and consonants — something like crane or slate — to light up the board fast.
Yes — everyone in the world gets the same word on the same day, which is what makes results comparable. It's also why there's exactly one puzzle per day.
A new word unlocks every day. The in-game countdown shows exactly how long is left on the current one.
Later guesses must respect what you've learned: green letters must stay in their spots and confirmed letters can't be dropped. You can only switch it on before your first guess.
Yes — games played, win rate, and current and best streaks are stored locally in your browser. No account needed; clearing site data resets them.
Enjoying Five? Try Sudoku or Twos next, or browse all games.