Crosswordle
GAME #2046
30 Moves Left
So spielst du Crosswordle
Crosswordle ist ein Worträtsel, das Scrabble, Wordle und Kreuzworträtsel vereint. Ein durcheinandergewürfeltes Feld aus Buchstabensteinen ist in einem Kreuzwortmuster angeordnet — deine Aufgabe ist es, Steine zu verschieben und zu tauschen, bis jedes Wort korrekt zu lesen ist.
Genau wie bei Wordle bedeutet ein grüner Stein, dass der Buchstabe im richtigen Wort und an der richtigen Position ist. Ein gelber Stein bedeutet, dass der Buchstabe im richtigen Wort, aber an der falschen Position steht. Ein dunkler Stein bedeutet, dass der Buchstabe gar nicht in diesem Wort vorkommt.
Tippe auf einen Stein und ziehe ihn auf einen anderen, um die Positionen zu tauschen. Beide Steine werden animiert, damit du genau siehst, was sich bewegt hat. Wörter können horizontal oder vertikal verlaufen.
Du hast 30 Züge, um das gesamte Rätsel zu lösen. Jeder Tausch zählt — nutze die Farbhinweise, um voraus zu planen. Löse alle Wörter, bevor deine Züge aufgebraucht sind.
Tips & Strategies for Crosswordle
Read the colour feedback carefully after every swap
Each move gives you information. A tile turning green is a confirmed position so treat it as fixed. A yellow tile tells you exactly which word the letter belongs to, just not which cell within it. A grey tile tells you that letter has no place in that word at all. If you are systematic about reading and remembering this feedback you will rarely need to guess.
Start by stabilising the green tiles
On your first few swaps focus on moves that are likely to turn tiles green rather than moves that might just shuffle yellow ones around. Once you have a few confirmed positions the remaining cells become much easier to reason about. Green tiles are your anchors and the more you have the clearer the remaining puzzle becomes.
Use grey tiles to eliminate whole possibilities
When a tile goes grey in a particular word it means that letter simply does not belong there. Use that to figure out which other words on the board could use it instead. Sometimes a grey result is just as useful as a green one because it rules out entire rows or columns and points you toward where the letter actually needs to go.
30 moves is plenty if you are not guessing randomly
Players who run out of moves usually do so because they started swapping without thinking. Each swap should be motivated by something the colour feedback told you. Even if you are not sure of the exact answer, every informed swap narrows the possibilities. Treat it more like a logic puzzle than a word game and the move limit will rarely feel tight.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Crosswordle work?
Crosswordle gives you a grid with letter tiles already in place. Your job is to drag and swap them into the correct positions so that every row and column spells a valid word. After each swap the board evaluates your placement and colours the tiles: green means the tile is exactly right, yellow means it belongs somewhere else in that word, and grey means it does not fit in that word at all.
How many moves do I get?
You have 30 moves to solve the puzzle. Every swap counts as one move, so it is worth thinking before you drag. The colour feedback after each move is your best tool for narrowing things down, so use it to rule out positions rather than guessing at random.
What do the tile colours mean?
Green means the tile is in exactly the right position for that word. Yellow means the tile belongs to that word but needs to move to a different cell within it. Grey means the tile does not belong in that word at all and should be swapped somewhere else on the board.
Is there a new Crosswordle puzzle every day?
Yes! A new Crosswordle grid with a fresh set of words is published every day. You can also select previous puzzles from the game menu if you want to play ones you missed or work through the archive.