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Health Benefits
Wordle has risen in popularity, partly due to the health benefits it posses. National Geographic praises the online game as a way for children to exercise their brains and learn new words. They describe playing games and creating a routine with children is a great way to bond, improve mental health, gain mental and cognitive skills, and make memories. They encourage parents to not directly help their children solve the wordle, making the children learn and help themselves. Wordle can help strengthen their deductive reasoning skills, strategy, and creativity.

Wordle can have long-lasting effects on children and senior citizens. Word games can help senior citizens improve learning, self esteem, social connections, reduce the risk of dementia, and stimulate new learning. Aging decreases the likelihood that people can solve problems and improvise. Word puzzles and games can combat that and make elder's psychological, cognitive, and reasoning skills stronger. Dementia Australia states that, "mental exercise helps to build new brain cells and strengthen connections between them". Word games cannot alter the route of dementia, but they have proven to decrease the risk of leading to dementia. Wordle can stimulate the brain to learn and remember information, as well as help practice problem solving which is in the part of the brain that becomes affected by dementia in the first stages. These fun and stimulating games can help people who are battling with losing their memory and relieve their stress.

Casual video games were proven to have a lot of health benefits and relieve stress when played. East Caroline University conducted a study and concluded that family-friendly video games and word games proved to have a lot of mental health benefits for the players participating. Wordle is only available to play once a day, so it is an effective way to stimulate the brain, relieve stress, and have fun.