Dordle is a daily word game that challenges players to solve two five-letter words at the same time. While its mechanics are familiar to fans of letter-guessing puzzles, its dual-grid format introduces an extra layer of complexity that makes each round more engaging and mentally demanding. 

Players are given two blank grids, each hiding a different five-letter word. A single guessed word is applied to both grids simultaneously. Color-coded feedback reveals whether letters are correct, misplaced, or absent in each word.

Unlike traditional single-word puzzles, Dordle requires players to interpret two sets of feedback from every guess. This means that each decision must consider its impact on both grids. This article explains how Dordle works, what makes it unique, and why it continues to attract a loyal audience.