You have six chances to correctly pick any one of the two words that are glued together in Qwordle words. In an entangled word pair, the letters of the two words never come into contact. This wordle is trickier than the first one. We'll demonstrate the game for you and offer advice on how to improve.
How to play
In Qwordle, you must guess a word as soon as you can, using no more than two or three trials.
- You have six opportunities to correctly pick one of two words.
- Each attempt must contain a sensible, five-letter word.
- After each attempt, the letters' color changes to indicate how near you are to understanding the word.
- When two words are entangled, they never share the same set of letters (have separate sets of letters).
If you correctly guess one of the two words in a pair, you win.
