Engage! Test your Trek knowledge by guessing characters, ships, planets, and iconic terms from across the franchise. The truth is out there—in five letters.
This game draws from the entire Star Trek universe—spanning series from The Original Series through Discovery and beyond. You'll encounter names like Archer, Bashir, and Adira, locations such as Bajor and the Alpha quadrant, iconic technology like the Borg alcove and sensor array, and memorable aliens including the Borg, Breen, and Bolian species. Whether you're navigating the bridge or pondering Armus on Vagra II, the vocabulary celebrates decades of Trek lore.
Start with common Starfleet terms—cadet, blood, angel—to reveal frequent letters. Many character names follow Human or alien naming patterns, so test vowel-heavy starts if you suspect a proper noun. The Borg and Ferengi (like Brunt) often feature hard consonants, while Starfleet officers such as Barnes or Amanda Grayson use softer sounds. If you see double letters, think of words like attack or species names. Trek's multilingual heritage means some answers nod to Klingon, Vulcan, or Bajoran terms that entered Federation Standard.
Every guess might unlock a piece of Star Trek history. Babel recalls the universal translator chaos on DS9, while bird evokes the Romulan Bird-of-Prey. The word camp could reference away missions or the delightful charm of TOS episodes. Angel might bring to mind celestial imagery from "The Emissary" or Bajoran prophecy. Even a term as utilitarian as array carries weight—fans remember the Caretaker's array that stranded Voyager in the Delta Quadrant. Each answer is a doorway to a favorite episode or character arc.
How many words are in the Star Trek game?
The pool includes dozens of five-letter terms spanning all eras and series—characters, species, ships, locations, and tech.
Is this game harder than standard Wordle?
If you're a casual viewer, proper nouns like Airiam or Balok may surprise you. Dedicated Trekkies will find it a pleasant voyage through familiar terminology.
Can I play past puzzles?
Each day features one new word. Bookmark the page to keep your streak alive—resistance is futile.
Does it cost anything?
The game is free. No latinum required, and no Ferengi Rules of Acquisition apply.
What if I don't recognize a word?
Every answer is canonical Star Trek. A quick search will often lead you to a character bio, episode guide, or Memory Alpha entry—perfect for expanding your Trek knowledge between rounds.