About NYT Game Solver

    NYT Game Solver is a free companion for people who play the daily New York Times puzzle games. Whether you’re stuck one square from finishing, want a gentle nudge instead of the full answer, or are looking to sharpen your strategy for tomorrow, the site is built to help you get unstuck and get better.

    What we cover

    We provide daily hints, answers, and strategy for the full lineup of NYT games:

    How it works

    Each day we pull the current puzzle from publicly available data and present it in a clear, fast, mobile-friendly layout. Answers are kept behind a tap so you can choose how much help you want — a hint, a nudge, or the full solution. Strategy and how-to-play content is written by us to actually teach the game, not just hand over the answer.

    How our hints are computed

    We start with authenticated public puzzle inputs and deterministic measurements such as letter counts, grid structure, clue mix, candidate-set size, and confirmed archive trends. Each published hint is checked as part of the full hint set so several individually mild clues cannot combine into an unintended answer. Difficulty labels appear only when the inputs used to calculate them are shown alongside the label.

    We label incomplete or single-source days as pending or verifying, and we do not turn a fallback puzzle into today’s result. If a source correction changes a fact, we update the dated brief and its modification time. Readers can report a suspected error through the Contact page.

    Independence

    NYT Game Solver is an independent fan resource. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The New York Times. “Wordle,” “Connections,” “The New York Times,” and related names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here only to describe the games we help with.

    Get in touch

    Spotted an error, or have a suggestion? We’d love to hear it — see our Contact page.