MURDL 16

MURDL is the five-letter word game with more boards. Every guess you type plays on every board at once, and each board has its own answer. Solve them all before the guesses run out. Choose your challenge: 1, 2, 4, 8, or 16 boards. One board is the familiar six-guess game to learn on. Above that you always get five more guesses than boards, so the classic 8-board game gives you 13 guesses and 16 boards gives you 21. Boards stop taking guesses once they are solved, so every word you play has to work for the boards still open. The Daily. Every day there is one Daily puzzle at each board count, and everyone who plays it gets the same boards. Keep your Daily streak, then share your result as a spoiler-free text grid with anyone. Practice games with fresh random answers are unlimited. Three clocks. Classic keeps the clock off screen. Stopwatch counts up from your first letter and keeps your fastest win at every board count. Sprint counts down from 45 seconds per board, adds 10 seconds for every solve, and takes away every unfinished board at zero. Two more ways to deal. Sequence reveals one board at a time, with extra guesses for playing the rest blind. Rescue plays strong opening words for you and hands you the game mid-way. Made for iPhone and iPad. On iPhone you see one board at a time: swipe between boards, or tap a number to jump, and when the board on screen is solved MURDL applauds it and turns to the next. Swipe the keyboard away to see more board, or pinch a board to fit every row. On iPad the boards spread out as a grid or a strip, and a hardware keyboard types straight into the game. Keep score everywhere. Every finished game is recorded with its result, score, guesses, and time, with streaks, best scores, best times, and a guess distribution for each board count. Scores sync through iCloud to every iPhone, iPad, and Mac signed into your account, with nothing to set up. Helper Mode, which plays the next unfinished board's answer for you, is recorded as assisted and never counts as a win. For everyone. High Contrast Colors swap green and orange for orange and blue and mark tiles with a check or an arrow, so color is never the only signal. Boards, tiles, and keys describe themselves to VoiceOver. Help includes proven starting sequences for multi-board play. No account, no ads, no tracking. Free, and one purchase covers iPhone, iPad, and Mac.