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What is Sexaginta-quattuordle?
Sexaginta-quattuordle takes the familiar five-letter word-guessing format and multiplies it: you are solving 64 different five-letter words at the same time, and every guess you make is applied to all 64 boards at once. Your goal is to identify all 64 words before your shared pool of 70 guesses runs out. Tile colors show which letters are correct, misplaced, or absent, just as in a standard word-guessing game, but this variant adds extra hint colors of its own. When you have found four of the five letters in a word, a red letter marks the only misplaced letter you still need to fix, and purple letters flag repeated letters you have overlooked. Because all 64 words are different, each guess is a chance to gather information across the entire grid, and managing that shared guess budget is the core challenge. The board can be arranged in several column layouts, with light, dark and high-contrast color modes available.
How Sexaginta-quattuordle works
- Goal
Identify all 64 different five-letter words using a shared pool of 70 guesses.
- Your moves
- Type a five-letter word and press enter to guess it on all 64 boards
- Jump between word rows with the numbered range buttons
- Toggle red and purple hints with the emoji icon
- Select the guess counter for game status details
- Reading the feedback
- Tile colors
- Show which letters are correct, misplaced, or absent in each word.
- Single highlighted instance of a repeated letter
- Indicates how many times that letter appears in the word.
- Red letter
- The only misplaced letter still needed to complete that word.
- Purple letter
- A repeated letter you have overlooked in that word.
- When a round ends
A round is won when all 64 words are solved; the round ends when the 70-guess limit is used up. A calendar and lists of previously played games track past rounds.
Your first round
- Type any valid five-letter word and press enter — it is checked against all 64 boards at once.
- Read the tile colors on each board to see which letters are correct, misplaced, or absent in each word.
- Use the numbered range buttons to look through the word rows you have not examined yet.
- Once a board shows four found letters, check for red and purple hints marking the last misplaced or repeated letter.
- Keep guessing within the 70-guess budget until every board's word is complete.
Easy to miss
- Every guess applies to all 64 words simultaneously, so one entry updates the entire grid.
- Only the first instance of a repeated letter is highlighted — that detail tells you the letter count.
- Red and purple hints only appear after four of five letters in a word are found.
- An optional auto-complete can finish a word once all its letters are green.
Is Sexaginta-quattuordle for you?
- You enjoy word-guessing puzzles and want a large-scale, multi-board challenge.
- You like puzzles where careful guess economy matters, with a shared budget spanning many boards.
- You appreciate extra hint systems like misplaced-letter and repeated-letter indicators.
- You prefer a single quick word puzzle rather than a 64-board session.
- You want a short game — solving 64 words within 70 guesses is a long-form challenge.
Sexaginta-quattuordle compared with similar games
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| Detail | Sexaginta-quattuordle | Crucigramas Del Dia | Zonday | MusicVidle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| You find | 64 five-letter words | a Spanish crossword grid | an Amazon product's price | a song title |
| You work from | Tile colors plus red and purple hint letters | horizontal and vertical Spanish clues | hot/cold feedback and product details | still frames from the music video |
| Attempts | 70 guesses | Not stated | 6 guesses | Up to 6 images revealed |
| New puzzles | Not stated | Not stated | New puzzle daily | Daily format |
| Access | Free | Free | Free | Free |
A round, step by step
The FAQ example shows the guesses SHINY and then TRACE, each applied to every board at once. On one board, the letters N, T, R and A are confirmed correct while S is shown in red, meaning S is the only misplaced letter left to fix — since the word needs S plus those four letters, only TRANS can be the answer. On another board, S and Y are confirmed correct and none of the TRACE letters are correct, so those colors rule out words containing T, R, A, C or E and narrow the search to words built around S and Y. This illustrates how a single guess feeds information into all boards at once, and how a red letter pinpoints the single swap needed to finish a nearly-solved word.
Sexaginta-quattuordle FAQ
Is Sexaginta-quattuordle free to play?
Yes, it is free and runs in the web browser. It also works entirely client-side using local storage, so nothing needs to be installed.
How many guesses do you get in Sexaginta-quattuordle?
You get 70 guesses to solve all 64 five-letter words. Since every guess applies to all 64 boards at once, the budget is shared across the whole grid.
How many words are there and are they all different?
There are 64 words, each five letters long, and all 64 are different from one another.
What do the red and purple letters mean?
Red marks the only misplaced letter needed to complete a word, and purple marks overlooked repeated letters. These hints appear only once four of the five letters in a word have been found, and you can toggle them via the emoji icon.
Can I play previous Sexaginta-quattuordle puzzles?
Yes, the game includes a calendar and lists of previously played games, so past sessions can be revisited.
Source checked 8 Oct 2026. This guide is based on the game's published rules. How we check guides · Official game
