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Unlimited word games

Guess Word unlimited: the word-guessing game without the one-a-day limit

Play unlimited word games free, at four to eleven letters, with no one-a-day limit and no account. The practice mode the daily word game never gave you.

How Unlimited Word Games Work

  1. Pick how long you want the word to be

    Four letters up to eleven. Four is quick, five is the standard game, and anything past seven is a genuinely different puzzle — there are more places for a letter to hide, so ruling letters out matters more than guessing early.

    Choose a length, then start typing.
  2. Play it exactly like the daily

    Same board, same three verdicts, same accepted words. The only difference is that the word is drawn for you rather than shared with everybody else, so nothing you do here can be spoiled by somebody talking about it.

    Blue is in place, amber is in the word, grey is out.
  3. Press next word and go again

    A new word arrives without reloading the page and without a countdown. There is no daily allowance, no energy meter and nothing that asks you to wait or to pay once you have played a few.

  4. Change Length Whenever You Like

    Switching length starts a fresh word at the new size. Longer words are given more guesses, so an eleven-letter game is not the five-letter game made unfair.

Getting the Longer Words

Spend the first guess on coverage

On an eight-letter board a guess that tests eight different letters is worth far more than one that could be the answer. You have more turns than on a five-letter game, so the first two can be pure information.

Look for the Endings First

Long words carry long endings. ING, TION, MENT, NESS and ABLE account for a large share of them, and confirming one ending can settle three or four tiles at once.

Do not fill the middle too early

The start and the end of a long word are the parts that constrain it. Once both ends are placed, the middle is usually down to a handful of options you can work through.

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Unlimited play, answered

Is there a limit on how many I can play?

No. Play as many as you like, for as long as you like. There is no daily allowance, no waiting period and nothing that unlocks with a subscription.

Do longer words get more guesses?

Yes. Six guesses for four and five letters, and more as the word gets longer, up to eleven. A long word with six guesses would be a coin toss rather than a puzzle.

Does unlimited play affect my daily streak?

No. Your streak is the daily puzzle only. Practising here as much as you like will not build it and cannot break it.

Are these the same words as the daily puzzle?

They come from the same pool of everyday words, but the one you get here is drawn for you alone. Nothing you play in unlimited can give away the shared daily answer.

Do I need an account to play unlimited?

No. Nothing here asks you to sign in. An account only exists so your daily streak and statistics follow you between devices.

Can I play with British or Australian spelling?

Yes. The spelling switch on the board sets which dictionary is used, and both the answers and the words you are allowed to guess follow it.