Quordle answers October 24 are now available for game #1734, the Saturday installment of the four-word puzzle that has become a fixture for players who find Wordle’s single grid a little too quick. The new set went live at midnight local time, continuing a daily release schedule that has carried the game past 1,500 puzzles.
What to know before you reveal the words
Saturday’s grid has a few features worth noting before you start guessing. All five standard vowels — A, E, I, O and U — appear somewhere across the four answers, so a broad opening guess that covers several vowels can pay off. None of the answers contains a repeated letter, which means every letter in each solution is used exactly once.
One of the rarer letters, from the group Q, Z, X and J, is also present. That narrows the field for players who track uncommon letters. Two of the four answers begin with the same letter, and the starting letters across the set are T, S, M and S.
Saturday's main puzzle solutions
The four answers for Quordle #1734 are TOXINS, SMART, MOUSE and STYLE. The X in TOXINS accounts for the rare-letter hint, while SMART and STYLE share the starting letter S. TOXINS and STYLE are both six letters, and the set mixes everyday vocabulary with a word that leans toward science.
Players who prefer to work from hints rather than the full list can use the starting letters and the vowel coverage as a scaffold. With no repeated letters anywhere in the grid, any duplicate you spot in a guess is a signal that the word is wrong.
Daily Sequence answers for game #1734
The Daily Sequence, Quordle’s variant that presents four words in a fixed order, also has a fresh set for Saturday. Its answers are SUING, THERE, TENET and BRIEF. The sequence format asks players to solve the words one at a time rather than filling all four grids at once, so the order matters as much as the vocabulary.
A puzzle that keeps a daily rhythm
Quordle releases a new puzzle at midnight local time, and game #1734 follows Friday’s #1733. The game has now passed 1,500 numbered puzzles, a milestone that reflects its steady place among Wordle alternatives. The numbering gives players a simple way to check they are on the current day’s grid.
For Saturday, the combination of full vowel coverage, no repeated letters, a rare X and a duplicated starting letter gives the puzzle a distinctive shape. Whether you solved it cleanly or needed the answers above, the next grid arrives at midnight.
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