About custom Duotrigordle puzzles
A custom Duotrigordle puzzle starts with an answer or a theme that you choose for someone else. Use the guide below to plan a challenge that fits the game’s rules and the person who will solve it.
How to make a Duotrigordle puzzle
Choose 32 distinct answers
Fill one answer for each of the 32 boards, keeping all words at the same supported length.
Check the puzzle
Review the accepted answers and the puzzle’s rules. Correct rejected entries before continuing, and keep any intended surprise out of the invitation.
Share it with a friend
Send the puzzle link through your usual chat. Your friend opens the invitation in a browser and plays the puzzle you chose.
Choosing a fair Duotrigordle challenge
Choose 32 different answers, one for each board. Every answer must come from the selected language’s accepted word list and use the same playable length. Repeating one answer on several boards is not accepted. Think about a set that feels connected without making every answer obvious as soon as the first board is solved.
How your friend plays Duotrigordle
Your friend plays 32 Wordle boards together, with each valid guess providing information across the boards. The challenge is deciding when to test more letters and when to commit to an answer. A balanced set mixes useful common letters with a few surprises. Check the complete answer list before sharing: a difficult last board can change the feel of the whole puzzle. This is a custom set of answers, separate from the regular daily Duotrigordle puzzle.
Questions about custom Duotrigordle puzzles
Does my friend need an account to play?
A recipient can open a shared puzzle and play without creating an account. Send the puzzle link directly; there is no need to exchange passwords or install an app to try the challenge.
Which language should I use?
Use the language in which your friend will play. Supported answers and mode availability depend on that language. If a word or puzzle is rejected, follow the validation message instead of changing the spelling to bypass the rules.
How is the result measured?
Duotrigordle compares attempts under its normal multi-board rules. Your friend must solve the whole set; finishing one easy board does not finish the challenge.
Does this page match me with a stranger?
This page is for planning a custom puzzle for someone you choose. It does not search for an opponent or start a ghost match. Visit Play with friends to explore the other ways to play together.
Is playing the shared puzzle free?
Yes. Your friend can play the shared puzzle for free in a browser. Creating a personal challenge does not require the recipient to buy anything before opening the link.