What is WordSlip?
Trace a seven-letter word across a daily hex grid. Correct letters lock in. A shared daily word path on a 19-cell hex grid. Seven letters are scattered among empty cells that work as bridges. Figure out the seven-letter word, then drag a path that spells it in order. After each full guess, letters in the right place lock green. A new grid arrives at midnight, the same one for everyone. Earlier days sit on a calendar. Sign-in is optional; progress can stay on the device. It belongs to the wider family of DLE games: compact browser puzzles that give players a repeatable challenge and a reason to return the next day.
How to play WordSlip
- Open today’s grid. Everybody gets the same seven letters that day.
- Work out the seven-letter word, then drag a path through the hexes that spells it from first letter to last. Empty cells are bridges.
- After a full guess, letters in the correct place lock green. Earlier days sit on the calendar beside today.
Why it is worth trying
WordSlip works well as a daily habit because a round usually takes 3-8 min. The rules are understandable in one session, but better pattern recognition can still improve future attempts.
Players who enjoy word, hex, path, daily will find the closest fit here. The shared daily format also makes it easy to compare results with friends without requiring a long multiplayer session.
WordSlip FAQ
Is WordSlip a daily game?
Yes. A new shared grid arrives every day at midnight.
Do I need an account?
No. Today plays in the browser without a sign-in. Sign-in is optional if you want progress on another device.
Is this the same as Wordle?
No. WordSlip is a path on a hexagonal grid, not a row of letter-color guesses.
