Tridle is a puzzle-solving game inspired by Josh Wardle's world-famous Wordle, in which you must simultaneously solve three puzzles (Triple Wordles). Similar to Dordle and Quordle, but with three components rather than two or four.

The game is designed to be difficult without being unattainable. The game uses common English words, so participants do not need an extensive vocabulary to participate. In addition to the standard game mode, there is also a timed function, which adds an additional difficulty level. The ability for players to contend for the fastest time makes the game more competitive and entertaining.

To play Tridle, only a keyboard and mouse are required. The game is designed to be user-friendly and intuitive, so even those who are unfamiliar with word puzzle games should be able to figure it out swiftly. Overall, Tridle is an excellent game for anyone who enjoys word puzzles and enjoys being challenged in an entertaining and engaging manner.

How To Play Tridle

The objective of the game is to find three words or solve three wordle puzzles displayed on the screen.
You must locate three consecutive terms to win the game. As soon as a word is inputted, all three columns are filled in.
When a letter turns yellow, it indicates that it appears in a distinct compartment than the rest of the word but that it still matches. If a letter turns green, it indicates that it corresponds to the term and the corresponding box.
It will be easier to solve the riddle if you can identify two or three letters beforehand.
If you identify all three words accurately, you win.

Rules:

The player must deduce a five-letter word by choosing one letter from a selection of five letters.
The first letter of the word always corresponds to the first letter of the puzzle, and the last letter of the word always corresponds to the last letter of the puzzle.
The player can only make an educated estimate if the selected letter is in the correct position within the word.
If a player predicts a term that already exists in the dictionary, they are disqualified and must begin the game over.
The participant has six opportunities to correctly identify the word.