New York Times Games is the essential app for anyone who loves word, logic and number games. Free to download, the app offers new puzzles daily for every skill level.
App Features and Games:
NEW: THE MIDI CROSSWORD
- Crush this clever midsize word puzzle.
- Just-right size between the Mini and the Crossword.
- Enjoy approachable clues, special puzzles and a path to daily wins.
THE CROSSWORD
- The classic daily New York Times puzzle you love.
- Crack clues and fill the grid with answers.
- Crosswords increase in difficulty throughout the week.
WORDLE
- The official Wordle, a word-guessing game created by Josh Wardle.
- Can you guess the 5-letter word in 6 tries or less?
- Analyze your guesses and improve your skills with Wordle Bot.
CONNECTIONS
- Group words that share a common thread.
- Train your brain and organize 16 terms into four categories using word associations and strategy.
- Analyze your guesses and see how you stack up with Connections Bot.
SPELLING BEE
- Is spelling your strong suit?
- See how many words you can create with 7 letters.
- Build more words to earn more points.
SUDOKU
- Looking for a numbers game, minus the math?
- Fill each 3x3 set of boxes with numbers 1 to 9.
- Play a new puzzle every day in easy, medium or hard mode.
STRANDS
- Try this classic word search, with a twist.
- Find hidden words and uncover the day’s theme.
THE MINI CROSSWORD
- All the fun of the Crossword, but you can solve it in seconds.
- A spin on our original word game, with simpler clues.
- Puzzles don’t increase in difficulty throughout the week.
PIPS
- Find the right spot for each domino.
- Play three puzzles daily: Easy, medium and hard.
TILES
- Unwind with a pattern-matching game.
- The key is to match elements consecutively.
- Can you keep your chain going?
LETTER BOXED
- Create words using letters around the square.
- Test your word-making skills with daily puzzles.
BADGES
- Earn badges for Spelling Bee, Wordle and Connections.
- Celebrate your streaks and wins.
STATS
- Looking for your longest solving streak?
- Wondering how many puzzles you’ve solved?
- Track your progress with stats for the Crossword, Spelling Bee, Wordle, Connections and Strands.
- Plus, monitor your average solve times.
LEADERBOARD
- Add friends and follow daily scores across Wordle, Connections, Spelling Bee and the Mini.
- Plus, explore your score history to see how your word game scores stack up over time.
PUZZLE ARCHIVE
- Subscribers can solve over 10,000 past puzzles from New York Times Games.
- Explore puzzle archives for Wordle, Connections, Strands, Spelling Bee, the Crossword and the Mini.
HINTS
- Find tips and strategize with fellow solvers in the forums. Just tap the light bulb while playing.
- Available for Wordle, Connections, Spelling Bee and Strands.
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If the NYT hadn’t dropped its anacrostics puzzles, I would have given a 5-star rating. I wish the anacrostics could be brought back, even if only as archives for old time’s sake.
Great games but the constant reminder to subscribe is annoying!
Vvarrd143
I love doing the different puzzles but the app is set up to show you all the things you don’t have access to unless you subscribe. If you don’t decide to subscribe you get reminders on the top in every game and it won’t let me see what the bot says for the wordle because the ad to subscribe keeps coming up. At this point I’m much closer to deleting than subscribing. The sad thing is I would spend more money buying packs and spend more time playing if the app wasn’t so obnoxious with trying to get you to subscribe at every turn. I’m sure it works to get people to spend money but I gladly support apps that feel like they care more about the users experience than just money.
デベロッパの回答
Thank you for your honest feedback. I'm glad to hear that you enjoy the puzzles, but I understand your frustration with the subscription reminders. It’s important to us that our users have a positive experience. I’ll share your comments with our team to consider how we can improve. If you need further assistance please email nytgames@nytimes.com
Spelling Bee is no longer playable
Veriteraison
The latest update has rendered Spelling Bee unplayable. I hope this issue will be fixed soon, as I really miss being able to play this in my phone.
