How to play
Open the daily Waffle on the official site and inspect the connected rows and columns. Green tiles are in the right place. Use those fixed letters as anchors when considering possible words for the remaining spaces.
Drag a movable letter to another tile to exchange their positions. A swap can connect different parts of the board, so you do not need to move a letter through adjacent spaces. The remaining-swap counter decreases after a completed exchange.
Read yellow clues in the context of their row or column. A letter can belong in a word while occupying the wrong position. At an intersection, consider both directions before deciding which word the clue is helping.
Complete all six words before running out of swaps. The daily puzzle allows fifteen exchanges and is designed to be solvable in ten. Stars reward the swaps left at completion, so planning a pair of moves can be better than making an immediate plausible exchange.
What makes this game different
You are conserving a fixed supply of letters rather than testing newly typed guesses. Every swap changes two positions and can affect crossing words. Repeated letters also need careful handling: knowing that a word contains a letter does not prove which copy should go there. Keep both the letter supply and the crossings consistent.
A better way into your next round
Begin with a row or column that has several green anchors, then check the proposed word against the available tiles. Before moving anything, identify both the letter you need and the destination of the displaced tile. A swap that improves two positions saves more room for difficult decisions later.
When two candidate words fit, use the crossing word to distinguish them. Avoid spending a move simply to see whether a weak guess becomes green. Pause and examine repeated letters and yellow clues first; solving the board in your head for a moment can preserve a valuable final swap.
Where to play
Play the free daily puzzle on Waffle’s official site using mouse or touch dragging. The letter board uses dragging rather than a text-entry field. Waffle restricts third-party embedding, so the Play game link opens its official page in a new tab. Optional supporter features have separate access terms.