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Version 2.7.0 · 2026-10-11
-Leaderboard updates -Small bug Fixes
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Word Ladder — Daily Word Puzzles
Think you know your way around the English language? Word Ladder puts that to the test with a deceptively simple challenge: transform one word into another, just one letter at a time.
Every step of your ladder must be a real word. No skipping, no shortcuts — just your vocabulary, your logic, and the clock.
HOW IT WORKS
You're given a start word and an end word. Your goal is to build a "ladder" connecting them by changing exactly one letter per step. Each word in your chain must be a valid English word.
The fewer steps it takes you, the better your score. Solve it at the optimal path? Even better. Solve it fast? That's where the real points are.
THREE WAYS TO PLAY
Classic — The original Word Ladder experience. Change one letter at a time and find your way from start to finish.
Shuffle — A fresh twist on the formula.…
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