Wordle is now built-in into The New York Times Crossword app.

spelling puzzle app phenomenon, wordledebuts on The New York Times Crossword app, The Times announced Today. After tons doubles in addition to imitators from the notorious app, the NYT Crossword app now seems on the high of searches within the iOS and Android app shops.

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Users gained’t have to fret about shedding their factors and streaks as a result of NYT will permit customers to create an account to trace their gameplay. While the app itself is free to obtain, this so-called “free account” is simply obtainable for a seven-day trial, the place customers are requested to both pay $4.99 per thirty days or $39.99 per 12 months. The subscription can even embody entry to puzzles resembling Spelling Bee, The Mini and The Crossword.

The move to further integrate Wordle was made after The NYT. acquired rights to the game earlier this year at an undisclosed price. According to financial result for the first quarterthe publication reported that the game was the best quarter for the company in terms of the number of subscribers to Games. Since its acquisition, the publication has advertised its other games through Wordle.

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Although the game was created as a pastime for creator Josh Wardle and his partner, his popularity has become a daily habit for some. Back in July, The Times announced WordleBot to help users improve their skills. The tool gives word lovers a score between 0 and 99 depending on skill and luck, and gives tips on how they can improve their search.

As the NYT tries to capitalize on the game’s popularity, they announced that the online word game will be turned into a board game. The company has partnered with toy maker Hasbro to release Wordle: The Party Game in October.

Thealike previously reported that over two million players have played Wordle and been mentioned in more than 32 million tweets since its launch. According to The Times, “10% of active players have played 145 or more games on Wordle.”