How to Play Worldle: Rules, Guesses, and Feedback
The rules of Worldle in one page: silhouette, six guesses, distance, direction, and proximity.
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Worldle rules at a glance
Worldle is a daily country game built on a simple loop: silhouette, guess, feedback, refine.
The puzzle. Each day the official site shows the outline of one country. The same country is used for every player that day.
The guesses. You have six attempts. Type the name of a country and submit it.
The feedback. After each guess the game shows three things: the distance between your guess and the answer, a direction arrow pointing towards the answer, and a proximity percentage. Together they tell you how far you are and which way to move next.
The result. You either name the country within six guesses or the round ends. The page will show the answer, and a new puzzle appears the next day.
Rules, guess counts, and page details are set by the official site, so check it for the current version.
Why we recommend it
- The feedback loop is explained in one page, with no word lists.
- Rules are separated from hints, so the daily puzzle stays unspoiled.
- Links point to the official site, not to a copy of the game.
FAQ
What are the rules of Worldle?
Worldle shows one country silhouette per day. You have six guesses, and after each guess you see the distance, direction, and proximity of your guess to the answer.
How many guesses do you get in Worldle?
Six. The official site sets the current rule; this page describes the standard six-guess format.
What do the Worldle hints mean?
The distance tells you how far your guess is from the answer, the arrow shows the direction of the answer, and the proximity percentage shows how close you are.
Is Worldle free and mobile-friendly?
Yes. Worldle is a free browser game with no account required, and it works on modern mobile browsers as well as desktop.
How to play
- Step 1: Open worldle.teuteuf.fr and study the country outline shown for the day.
- Step 2: Type a country or territory name and submit it; only valid entries are accepted.
- Step 3: Read the distance, direction arrow and proximity percentage after each guess, then adjust your next answer.
- Step 4: Find the country within six guesses, then return after midnight local time for the next puzzle.
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Game details
- Category
- Geography
- Play time
- 2–5 min
- Platform
- Web (desktop & mobile); iOS app
- Release date
- January 2022
This is an unofficial fan guide. Game names and trademarks belong to their owners. Details checked on 2026-11-10; rules can change on the official site.