What is Raddle?
Raddle is a daily word ladder with clues. Each puzzle gives you a start word and an end word that share a theme, and between them sit a series of steps. Each step is a new word, and each one is linked to the word before it by a small change to its letters. You get a clue for each step, but the clues are shuffled, so part of the puzzle is working out which clue fits where. As you solve each rung, the ladder climbs closer to the end word, and the theme usually becomes clearer as you go. Puzzles are designed by Sandy Weisz and often tie in with something in the news or the calendar. Raddle suits crossword solvers and fans of word ladders who enjoy clues with a bit of wordplay, and it's a good brain workout that takes around ten minutes.
How to play
- Start at the top word and work down towards the end word.
- Each step makes a small change to the letters of the previous word.
- Use the shuffled clues to figure out each step in order.
