NYT Games: Word Puzzles

I never thought I'd have a good word to say about anything The New York Times ever did except get thrown out with the next day's trash. But I had been playing Wordle and Connections most days because each day's game is free to the public. I have never had the slightest attraction to crossword puzzles, but I quickly grew to like Wordle and wish I could play it more than once a day. Buying membership allows me to go back into four years of archives. I also relish the daily word finding challenge.

I like several of the NYT Games and the app makes them simple to track as I complete them. Update: Still playing my favorites (and the archives too). Connections, Wordle, Strands, and Mini-crossword. My husband also plays those three former games by using the online site and we exchange scores and sometimes discuss the solutions afterward.

Started with Wordle after hearing about it for so long and now play that, the Mini, Connections, Spelling Bee and Letter Boxed every morning. Love it! Working my way back through the available archives now and then.

I really like this game. I consider I've won spelling be when the free part is over, because it's TOO expensive for people who don't get paid in dollars. I've tried the payed version and canceled before payments, but it's EXTREMELY hard to find where to cancel it!

I love playing NYT Games. they're usually challenging but not painful or frustrating. But their regular price of 6/month is too high. And no I doing want a cheaper trial that expires and I have to remember to cancel. Put in an ad free tier without the historical and I'll pay $2 per month to fund it