For example, in the Wordle from a day or two ago (as of this post), like a lot of people, I got it narrowed down to: __ A T C H , meaning I was just forced to randomly guess for the last letter (hard mode, of course). One request: on wordle there is ability to play using hard mode which requires player to use any revealed hints in subsequent guesses. I'd like to practice using hard mode on some older puzzles and thought your archive would be perfect for that. The Wordle Archive, which let you play every Wordle up to date and kept track of your stats for you, as well as allowed races and other games, has been taken down per the request of the NY Times. A scoring system I have created a scoring system for Wordle just to add an extra dimension. This is my second system, the first was overly complex and flawed. This seems to work well. There is only one Wordle everyday. But you can actually access some words that were played earlier, and even build up you streak with those past puzzles! Find a Wordle archive site that lets you play all the previous games you haven't played before, play them, and take note of your stats for them separately. There should still be several of these sites out there, but be aware that the NYT has forced many of them to be shut down over the past few years. 99 votes, 30 comments. Someone created a wordle archive so you can play all games ever made. Is there an archive for worldle, too? 45K subscribers in the wordle community. A daily word game created by Josh Wardle Overall, the wordle archive looks like an awesome project and kudos to the dev for open sourcing it. You should consider my tool if you really like the look/ feel /functionality of the original wordle but otherwise they are essentially the same. WordPlay existed before Wordle Archive was shut down, and I don't see anything to suggest they are related (in Metzger's letter or in WordPlay's about pages). Where do you get that it came from the archive?.