I'll throw in Griddle, where you have to find high-scoring words on a grid
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I would like to add a website for Connections Game, which also creates connections for free. https://connectionsarchive.net/
Wow, I expected to see squardle posted all over this thread, I haven't seen it yet, so:
My daily puzzles are wordle waffle and squardle, the last being far and away my favorite.
Betweenle. Shows how close your other guesses are alphabetically, and you try to guess based on that.
I would like to add a website for Connections Game, which also creates connections for free. https://connectionsarchive.net/
There has to be better out there (they often tell me things aren't words that absolutely are words) but Wordscapes.
I think you could enjoy Semantle. This is a semantic word game where you guess words based on their meaning rather than their letters. Itβs a fascinating way to engage with language in a new way. You may play it on https://worldofthegoo.com
If you enjoy puzzles like Wordle, Murdle, and Hexcodle, try Quordle (solve four Wordles simultaneously) or Knotwords (a crossword-meets-logic puzzle). For geography practice, whopper clicker might also be fun and engaging!
The game starts with a simple planet, and your task is to develop it into a high-tech, flourishing world. In https://planetclickergame.com clicking allows you to collect resources necessary for upgrades. The challenge is to manage these resources effectively to continuously enhance and expand your planet.
I haven't played it in a while (I play Shadow of the Tomb Raider on the train nowadays) but NYT Vertex is fun.