Match Five is a word puzzle. You get five words and five clues at a time, and the catch is that every word honestly fits more than one clue. The answer is the single arrangement where all five words land on a clue at once.
A word-association and deduction puzzle. If you like NYT Connections or other word-grouping games, Match Five is the same family: the challenge comes from words that belong to more than one category, so you reason out the one consistent set of matches.
Yes. It plays in your browser with no download, no account, and no payment.
Match all five words to the correct clues at the same time. Because each word fits several clues, you usually have to revise earlier guesses before every slot is right.
Match Five is part of burger fun, a collection of free browser games. If five words at a time is your speed, the word games shelf has the rest — and the weird directory has everything else.
Match Five is a word association puzzle. Each level gives you five slots, each with a hint, and a pile of words. Drag each word into the slot whose hint it fits. Early levels are easy because the fits are obvious; later ones give you more words than slots, words that plausibly fit two hints, and hints that only make sense once you have placed something else, so you end up undoing choices you were sure about.
A level is complete when all five slots hold a correct word. There are eight levels, they get harder in order, and you can share a solved level as a short text result.
Made by Josh Hamburger in Canada. Free in the browser, no account.