That time comes when you have to face the challenge of Wordle’s words and the rest of its variants.
For those who need a little help in this task we invite you to take an eye on the next guide in which you can consult the tips, clues and the solution of the words of February 2, 2023, of Wordle in Spanish, Wordle Tildes
and scientific Wordle.
- FAMAS for Wordle #392 challenge in Spanish of February 2, 2023
- Solution for Wordle #392 challenge in Spanish of February 2, 2023
- FAMAS for the #339 challenge of Wordle Tildes of February 2, 2023
- Solution for the #339 challenge of Wordle Tildes of February 2, 2023
- Shifts for the #326 Challenge of Scientific Wordle of February 2, 2023
- Solution for the Challenge #326 of Scientific Wordle of February 2, 2023
- How to play Wordle, Wordle Tildes and Scientific Wordle
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FAMAS for Wordle #392 challenge in Spanish of February 2, 2023
Solution for Wordle #392 challenge in Spanish of February 2, 2023
FAMAS for the #339 challenge of Wordle Tildes of February 2, 2023
Solution for the #339 challenge of Wordle Tildes of February 2, 2023
Shifts for the #326 Challenge of Scientific Wordle of February 2, 2023
Solution for the Challenge #326 of Scientific Wordle of February 2, 2023
How to play Wordle, Wordle Tildes and Scientific Wordle
When you want to play any of these three versions you will need to do it from a computer or a mobile device, and you will also have to click on one of the following links:
All these versions agree that they offer a maximum of six attempts to discover what are the words of the day.
For each one you write you will see that their letters will be illuminated in three possible colors: green if you have succeeded in the place where they are located, yellow if they are placed in another position or gray if they do not appear anywhere.
On the other hand, in the Wordle Tildes you have to put a vowel that Tilde carries and in the scientific Wordle a word or name that has to do with science.
In addition, we recommend you to put very different words between them in order to find the right letters before.