Pick a time per round, create a game, then send the invite link to a friend. You both get the same hidden word and take turns guessing it live.
Wordle is brilliant on your own, but it is even better when there is someone to beat. Cowordle turns the game you love into a head-to-head duel: you and a friend go after the same hidden word, taking turns, and whoever cracks it in the fewest guesses takes the win. It is multiplayer Wordle the way it should be, quick, competitive and a little bit ruthless.
Getting started takes seconds. There is nothing to download and no account to create. You just start a game, send your friend the invite, and play. Whether they are sitting next to you or on the other side of the country, you can settle who is better at Wordle once and for all. And when you fancy a solo round between duels, our single-player Wordle Unlimited game is always one click away.
Playing a friend is as simple as it gets:
No lobbies, no waiting rooms, no faff. Just an invite link and a friend who thinks they can beat you.
A few pointers to give you the edge:
Cowordle is a multiplayer version of Wordle that you play against a friend. Instead of solving alone, the two of you go head-to-head on the same hidden word, taking turns, and whoever solves it in the fewest guesses wins.
Start a new game, copy the invite link we give you, and send it to your friend. When they open the link they join your match, and you take turns guessing the word until someone wins. It is the easiest way to play Wordle 1v1.
Not at all. Your match runs on a shareable link, so your friend can join from any device, anywhere. It is perfect for playing Wordle with friends and family who live far away.
Completely free. There is no subscription, no paywall and no charge, however many rounds you play.
No. Cowordle runs straight in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. There is nothing to install and no sign-up needed for you or your friend.
Cowordle is built for two players, one against one. You and a friend, same word, best guesser wins.
As many times as you like. When a round ends you can start a rematch instantly with a fresh word, so a quick game easily turns into a long unlimited session.
Regular Wordle is a solo puzzle. Cowordle keeps the exact same rules and clues but adds a live opponent, turning it into a competitive, turn-by-turn duel with a winner at the end.
No. Cowordle is an independent, unofficial multiplayer version made for playing with friends. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by The New York Times or the original Wordle.
