Worldle Clues & Answer for 3 July

Web-based word-guessing game Wordle, created by software engineer Josh Wardle, created a ripple effect in the world and grew very popular during the COVID-19 pandemic and the resultant lockdown period across the globe. Since its publication, numerous people on the internet have been sharing and celebrating their everyday victories in the game. Apart from that, Wordle has become an inspiration and has led to the creation of many similar games. While the apparent hype around these time-based games has seemingly dropped, people still spend time everyday religiously to complete the puzzles and keep their streaks alive.

One such game is Worldle, created by Twitter user teuteuf. This web-based game brings geography and a sense of direction into play and just like the classic Wordle, the puzzle resets every 24 hours. 

While playing Worldle, you will realize that it is more visual than Wordle and users are prompted to remember the world map and identify countries and territories based on their shape. The clues are also given in such a way that they tell you how far off your guess is and which direction you need to focus. 

While the game looks easy at first glance, it is no easy feat to guess countries within six clues, just by looking at the shape. Here are some clues and the actual answer for today’s puzzle on Worldle so that you can keep up your streak.

Worldle: How to Play

The rules for Worldle are simple and they are as follows:

• Guess the Worldle answer in six guesses.

• Each guess must be a valid country and territory

• After each guess, users will have the distance, the direction, and the proximity from their guess to the target location.

Today’s Worldle Answer for 3rd July

Firstly, before seeing the answer to today’s puzzle, let us give you a few hints to help you guess the answer yourself: 

• The capital city of this country is Yerevan.

• The country’s name starts with the letter ‘A.’

• It is situated in Asia.

The answer for today’s Worldle is Armenia.

Previous Worldle Answers

• 3rd July: Armenia

• 2nd July: Eritrea

• 1st July: Italy

• 30th June: Somalia

• 29th June: Isle of Man

• 28th June: Chile

• 27th June: Taiwan

• 26th June: Portugal

• 25th June: Cambodia

• 24th June: Estonia

• 23rd June: Bosnia and Herzegovina

• 22nd June: Saudi Arabia

• 21st June: Latvia

• 20th June: Iceland

• 19th June: Malta

• 18th June: Tunisia

• 17th June: Germany

• 16th June: Lithuania

• 15th June: Turkmenistan

• 14th June: Botswana

• 13th June: Kyrgyzstan

• 12th June: Senegal

• 11th June: Belgium

• 10th June: Guam

• 9th June: Greece

• 8th June: Switzerland

• 7th June: Morocco

• 6th June: Ireland

• 5th June: South Sudan

• 4th June: Myanmar

• 3rd June: Albania

• 2nd June: Guatemala

• 1st June: Dominica

• 31st May: Nepal

• 30th May: El Salvador

• 29th May: Syria

• 28th May: Kenya

• 27th May: Bouvet Island

• 26th May: Lithuania

• 25th May: Colombia

• 24th May: Somalia

• 23rd May: South Korea

• 22nd May: Cote D’Ivoire

• 21st May: Slovakia

• 20th May: Jamaica

• 19th May: Sierra Leone

• 18th May: Guadeloupe

• 17th May: Suriname

• 16th May: Cameroon

• 15th May: Oman

• 14th May: Cuba

• 13th May: Peru

• 12th May: Cyprus

• 11th May: Poland

• 10th May: Dominican Republic

• 9th May: China

• 8th May: Congo

• 7th May: Hungary

• 6th May: Canada

• 5th May: Guyana

• 4th May: The Netherlands

• 3rd May: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

• 2nd May: Djibouti

• 1st May: Belize