Solo Leveling Wordle takes the familiar letter-guessing game and fills it with names from Solo Leveling. Instead of a random five-letter word, the hidden word is a character's name, so the length changes from game to game and your knowledge of the cast matters as much as your vocabulary.

If you have been looking for a solo leveling wordle that plays like the original, this is it: six rows, coloured letters and an on-screen keyboard that keeps track of what you have ruled out. It adds three character hints for when you get stuck, and two difficulties so newcomers and long-time readers of the manhwa both get a fair challenge.

The word is the first word of a character's name as the site lists it, and the board shows how many letters it has. Type letters on your keyboard or tap the on-screen keys, then press Enter when the row is full. You have six attempts. Your guesses do not have to be real words, which lets you test letters freely.

After each guess the tiles change colour. Green means the letter is in the right position. Yellow means the letter is in the name but somewhere else. Grey means it is not in the name at all. The on-screen keyboard keeps the best colour each letter has earned, so you can see at a glance which letters are still possible.

Hints unlock as you play: the character's rank after your third guess, their affiliation after your fourth and their class after your fifth. Easy draws from the best-known characters and Hard from the rest of the cast, and you get one game per difficulty per day. The difficulty is fixed once you have made your first guess.

Remember how Korean names are written here. The family name comes first, so the first word of Sung Jinwoo's name is SUNG, not JINWOO. That means short words like SUNG, CHA, YOO, CHOI or HWANG are common answers and can belong to more than one character. Shadows, monsters and Monarchs usually have a single name, such as IGRIS or BERU, and fill the whole word on their own.

Let the word length do some of the work. Three or four letters points towards a Korean family name or a short Shadow name, while a long word suggests a Western first name or a Monarch. Once you know which kind of name you are hunting, pick a first guess that tests the vowels that name type uses most.

Do not wait too long to look at the hints. The rank hint after three guesses often halves the list of candidates, and the affiliation hint after four can tell you whether you are looking at a guild hunter, a member of the Shadow Army or someone with no guild at all.