The developer who created an iOS clone of Wordle — the word-puzzle game that’s gone viral in the last two weeks — issued a mea culpa (sort of) after getting dragged online for ripping off the idea and ...

A developer who created a copycat iOS version of Wordle admitted that he was "wrong" to try to monetize the daily word game after he generated backlash online and Apple removed the clone from its App ...

No matter how hyped up it is, Wordle is quite free. In a time when NFTs and cryptocurrency have a lot of people and companies looking to edge their way into a quick buck and employees are caught up in ...

Everybody is talking about the game Wordle right now. What started as a passion project by creator Josh Wardle has exploded into the most popular and talked about game on the internet. The ...

Wordle became a near-overnight sensation a short time after it was released. A fun, little project for Josh Wardle, the creator insisted on keeping it free. It was never originally about making money.

“I realize I crossed a line. And I surely, surely will never do anything remotely close to this again. I fucked up,” tweeted Shakked. He goes on to explain that “Wordle” itself wasn’t trademarked and ...

Wordle is the latest browser-based word guessing game that’s gone viral over the past few weeks. The premise is simple: you have six tries to guess a five letter word. The game will let you know if ...

(NEXSTAR) – News that the whimsical online game Wordle had been bought by The New York Times Company for seven figures earlier this week left many wondering if the free game would indeed remain free.

Wordle enthusiasts are I-R-?-?-E about the changes its new owner, The New York Times, has made to their favorite addictive online game. In fact, you might say there are downright R-?-L-E-D. Their ...