Chessle — Wordle Māori
A chess puzzle a day. Drag your moves, submit when ready, learn from the Wordle-coloured feedback. Six attempts, one daily position worldwide.
Me Pēhea te Tākaro Chessle
Chessle is a daily chess puzzle dressed up like Wordle. You get a real position from the Lichess open puzzle database — checkmate-in-N, win material, or find the only defence — and 6 attempts to find the winning sequence. Drag your pieces on the board, then press Submit. Every move you played is graded with four colours: dark green (right piece on the right square), green (right piece, wrong square), tan (right square, wrong piece), grey (neither). The opponent answers between your moves — instantly with the canonical reply when you're on the line, or with a real chess-engine reply when you go astray. The position of the day is the same for every player worldwide; difficulty is Medium for everyone in Daily, with Easy and Hard tiers in Unlimited. Free, no account, no ads during play.
How Chessle works
Each puzzle starts from a real game. The setup move is played for you; you're now on move. The status line tells you whose turn it is and how many moves you have to play this attempt.
Drag a piece to its square — or tap to select, tap to move. The opponent answers between your moves: instantly with the canonical reply when you're on the line, or with a real chess-engine reply when you deviate.
Use Take back to undo any of your pending moves. When the move-pip row at the top is full, hit Submit. Every move in your attempt is graded at once.
Dark green = right piece on the right square. Light green = right piece, wrong square. Tan = right square, wrong piece. Grey = neither. The legend stays visible; use the colours to repair your line on the next attempt.
Find the puzzle's intended sequence within six attempts. Daily plays Medium for everyone — same position worldwide. Unlimited adds Easy and Hard tiers.
Every move you submit is graded against the puzzle's intended sequence. Same idea as Wordle's tiles, just per chess move — dark green is exact, light green and tan are partial credit, grey is neither. Use the colours to repair your line on the next attempt.
Tohutohu me te Rautaki
Ko ngā kupu pēnei i a CRANE, STARE, ADIEU ka whakamātau i ngā reta nui tere. Mā te mōhio ki ngā oropuare ka whāiti ngā kōwhiringa.
Ka noho ngā reta kākāriki. Me neke ngā reta kōwhai. Ka mukua ngā reta kerei. Me whakamahi ngā tohutohu e toru i ia matapaki.
He nui ngā tauira i ngā reo rerekē — akohia. Ko ngā kupu Māori he rerekē te hanganga i te reo Ingarihi.
Ko tō matapaki tuarua me whakamātau i ngā reta hou, kaua e hoki ki ngā mea kua mōhiotia. Kia nui ngā oropuare me ngā orokati hou.
Ko ngā kupu pēnei i a CREEK, FLOSS, APPLE he māhanga nui. Mēnā kāore ō tohutohu e tika ana, whakaarohia he reta tārua.
Ka akiaki te aratau uaua kia whakamahia ngā tohutohu kua kitea i ia matapaki. Ka whakapai i ō tikanga ahakoa ka hoki ki te noa.
Ētahi Atu Aratau Kēmu
One word per day. 6 guesses. The classic.
2 boards, 1 keyboard, 7 guesses.
4 boards, 1 keyboard, 9 guesses.
8 boards, 1 keyboard, 13 guesses.
16 boards, 1 keyboard, 21 guesses.
32 boards, 1 keyboard, 37 guesses.
Whawhai ki te karaka. Whakaotihia te maha o ngā kupu ka taea i mua i te mutu o te wā.
Kimihia te whenua huna. 6 whakamātau ki runga i te tīpoka whenua pepa.
Whakamātauhia te whārite pāngarau o te rā ki roto i te 6 whakamātau.
Whakawhitia ngā tiaka 21 kia tākupu tika ai ia rārangi me ia pou. 15 whakawhiti, tihi 10.
Tūhia ngā kuīni ki te papa
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He aha ai a Wordle Global
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Akohia te tikanga o ia kupu, o ia kupu i muri i te tākaro. Whakanuihia tō reo.
He whakaahua motuhake tō ia kupu. Kohikohia ngā mea katoa.
Mārama, pōuri, me te taurereke nui mō te tākaro pai.
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