Wordle has taken the internet by storm, captivating players with its simple yet addictive gameplay. Originally created as a gift for his girlfriend by Josh Wardle, the game quickly gained popularity and was eventually acquired by the New York Times. Now, hundreds of thousands of people play Wordle every day, trying to guess the five-letter word with just six attempts.
For those unfamiliar with the game, players can head to the New York Times website to play for free without the need to log in or create an account. Each day at midnight local time, a new Wordle puzzle is available for players to solve. The goal is to guess the word using valid dictionary words, with green letters indicating correct placements and yellow letters showing correct letters in the wrong position.
While Wordle may seem straightforward, finding the answer can sometimes be challenging. To help players improve their skills, tips such as starting with common words like STERN or AUDIO, taking your time, and using a notepad are recommended.
For those eager to know the answer to the Wordle puzzle on April 13, the word is revealed to be “STEEL.” Clues provided included the presence of a vowel used twice, unique consonants, and the word beginning and ending with a consonant.
Players can also look back at previous Wordle answers, such as “WHINY” on April 12 and “LOUSE” on April 11, to see how their guessing skills compare. With Wordle’s popularity showing no signs of slowing down, it’s clear that this daily word game has become a beloved pastime for many.