Swordle
Swordle takes Wordle to a galaxy far away. The answer is a word from the Star Wars universe, and the keyboard even has numbers for droid names.
Opens the real game on wordle.starwars.guide. Free, in a new tab.
A Wordle in Aurebesh territory
Swordle comes from AurebeshFiles, named after Aurebesh, the alphabet used in Star Wars. The answer is a word from the Star Wars universe, and the keyboard includes numbers and a dash so droid names like R2-D2 can be typed.
Kinds of answers to expect
- Characters, from the films, the shows and the wider stories.
- Planets and places, like Tatooine or Hoth.
- Droids, which is why numbers and the dash are on the keyboard.
- Ships, creatures and words from the lore.
Playing it well
Check the answer length first. Star Wars names come in all sizes, so the number of boxes rules out a lot. Then open with a word full of common letters, like a planet name, before you try characters.
Before you start Swordle
- Droid names use numbers, so do not forget R2 or C3 style answers.
- Planet and species names are common answers.
- Use the dash key for names that have one.
Playing Swordle step by step
- Type a word
Guess a Star Wars word using letters, numbers or a dash.
- Check the characters
The tiles show which characters are right and where.
- Think Star Wars
Answers come from characters, planets, ships and droids. Find the word within six guesses.
Quick facts about Swordle
- Made by
- AurebeshFiles
- Answer
- A Star Wars word, names and droids included
- Guesses
- 6
- Keyboard
- Letters, numbers and a dash
- Price
- Free in the browser
- Category
- Movie and TV games, characters
Swordle FAQ
How many guesses do you get in Swordle?
Six, the same as Wordle.
Who made Swordle?
Swordle was created by AurebeshFiles and is a fan game, not linked to Lucasfilm.
Why does Swordle have numbers?
Some Star Wars names, like droids, use numbers.
Facts checked on 2026-11-08. Swordle belongs to AurebeshFiles. Megadle is not linked to it.