Ribbit is the new Wordle, and I’m here to share it with you
Ribbit is a new word game that has quickly become a favorite among daily puzzle enthusiasts. It features a unique design where players find words within a maze of letters, rewarding them with cheerful frogs for their successes. This game offers a refreshing alternative to mindless scrolling on phones, providing a brief yet satisfying mental challenge each day.
- ▪Ribbit is part of Puzzmo's suite of daily games and launched in January 2026.
- ▪Players find words in a maze of letters, with successful moves resulting in happy frogs appearing on the screen.
- ▪The game is designed to be a quick, enjoyable experience that enhances mental well-being.
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| Publication time | Wed, 27 May 2026 14:00:21 GMT |
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Ribbit, your small daily win. Photograph: PuzzmoView image in fullscreenRibbit, your small daily win. Photograph: PuzzmoPushing Buttons newsletterGamesRibbit is the new Wordle, and I’m here to share it with youA gentle daily puzzle is quietly becoming the most joyful part of my morning routine and reminds me that not every win needs to be epicKeza MacDonaldWed 27 May 2026 10.00 EDTLast modified on Wed 27 May 2026 10.01 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleThere’s been some pretty big news in the last couple of weeks in video game world: the long-running space shooter Destiny 2 is winding up after almost nine years, PlayStation appears to have decided to stop releasing its flagship single-player games on PC, and Microsoft wants us to look like we’re shouting every time we type XBOX.
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