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Wordleverse's language editions are a separate section of 371 entries for playing Wordle-style games in languages other than English. They sit alongside — not inside — the main catalog of 2,247 Wordle-like games, so if you want a non-English daily word game, that section is where to start. The site describes itself as "a curated catalog of Wordle-like games, languages, and community links," which confirms languages are treated as their own browsable collection.
How the language editions differ from the main catalog
The two sections answer different questions:
| Main game catalog | Language editions | |
|---|---|---|
| Size | 2,247 games | 371 entries |
| What it lists | Games grouped by type — Word, Number / Math, Geography, Trivia / Knowledge, History, Music, Movies & TV, Video Games, Sports, Classic Games, Visual / Image, Logic, Other, plus Tools & Compilations | Wordle variants organized by language |
| What you pick | A game to play, filtered by category | A language to play in |
| Typical entry | A specific game with a rating, difficulty label, and description | A language edition of the Wordle format |
The category counts on the homepage add up to the catalog total: Word 785, Number / Math 133, Geography 180, Trivia / Knowledge 248, History 44, Music 77, Movies & TV 89, Video Games 66, Sports 88, Classic Games 29, Visual / Image 143, Logic 238, Other 68, and Tools & Compilations 57. None of those categories is "Languages" — the 371 language editions are counted separately, which is the clearest sign they're a parallel collection rather than a filter on the game list.
In practice, the main catalog is for choosing what kind of puzzle to play, while the language section is for choosing what language to play in. A game can appear in the main catalog by its theme and still be relevant to someone browsing for a non-English edition; the two views overlap in purpose but not in organization.
What the section covers
The evidence supports these points:
- 371 entries are listed under Languages.
- They are Wordle variants in languages other than English — the site frames the section as "language editions," and the homepage pairs "2,247 Wordle-like games" with "371 language editions" as two distinct counts.
- The section is curated, like the rest of the site: entries are cataloged rather than user-submitted in bulk, consistent with the "curated catalog" description.
The available page evidence does not list individual languages, so treat the 371 as a total count rather than a confirmed language-by-language inventory. If you need a specific language, check the section directly rather than assuming coverage from the number alone.
Where to find them
The Languages section is a top-level part of the site, listed alongside the game categories and the recently added and top-rated lists. From the homepage, look for the Languages entry in the same navigation area as the category links (Word, Number / Math, Geography, and so on) — it appears after the category list and before the "Recently added" section.
Once inside, you can browse the 371 entries and open a game in a new tab, the same way catalog entries work: each game link opens the game itself on its own site, while the Wordleverse listing holds the details and ratings.
A practical way to use it
If your goal is a daily word game in, say, Spanish or German, start in the Languages section rather than the Word catalog — the Word category's 785 entries are organized by game type, not by language, so scanning it won't reliably surface non-English editions. If instead you want a particular style of puzzle (logic, geography, numbers) and don't care about language, the category browse is the faster route. The two sections are complementary: use Languages to narrow by language first, then check a game's detail page for its rating and difficulty before committing to a daily habit.