Wordle Guide: This is how you can play past Wordle puzzles

Since the COVID-19 pandemic shook the world, millions of people around the world have turned to online gaming to pass the time during lockdowns. Amid a wide variety of games available online, wordle was openly welcomed by all kinds of users with its easy to learn very bad challenging game style. At this point, it’s safe to assume that almost everyone knows Wordle in some way or another, but this daily word guessing game keeps on progressing and will leave you behind if you miss a day. However, there are a few ways you can play previous Wordle puzzles†

How to play past Wordle puzzles

Since its inception, Wordle has been known for being extremely simple and refreshing, which is mostly what people crave these days. A lot of players keep coming back to Wordle because there’s something new to guess every day, but there’s also no way anyone can keep up if they miss a single day.

Therefore, the demand for playing past Wordle puzzles has always been high to eliminate that feeling of missing out. There are several websites that claim to let users play previous Wordle, but some of them are good at this and offer all previous Wordle puzzles. These are the websites:

1. Wordle Archive

Wordle archive is the first website that pops up if you want to play past Wordle puzzles. It was also one of the first websites that allowed players to play past Wordle puzzles. On the website, players can choose which previous Wordle they want to solve or randomly select a previous Wordle that players have to solve. You can try previous Wordles on their official website here.

2. ReWordle

ReWordle belongs to a github user named Infinite Sword† This website allows users to choose which past Wordle puzzle they want to solve. But, unlike Wordle Archive, it doesn’t randomly pick a previous Wordle for the users. You can check out Rewordle here.

While these fan-created sites are extremely useful and allow people to play previous Wordle, they may not be available for long because the New York Times could remove them at any time. Until then, have fun following the daily Wordle trend.

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