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2025 Nerdle Stats: Annual Recap

The permanent NerdleBuddy puzzle record for the whole year: total puzzles, the difficulty distribution, the hardest day, and a month-by-month breakdown linking to every month's own stats page. A companion Nerdle Classic (Official) section adds verified counts and difficulty for the same year, sourced from Nerdle's own published Classic answer pages.

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Monthly Archive 2025 in review: 365 NerdleBuddy daily puzzles played, averaging 3.1 out of 5 in difficulty.

Nerdle Classic (Official)#

Verified counts and difficulty from Nerdle's own published Classic answer pages — numbers only, and the linked day owns any reveal.

Based on 365 of 365 days with a verified Nerdle Classic answer.

Average difficulty: 3 out of 5.

The hardest verified day was Nerdle #1,442, rated 5/5.

Year Stats#

365 NerdleBuddy daily puzzles ran this year.

Average difficulty: 3.1 out of 5.

DifficultyPuzzlesShare
Very Easy6016%
Easy7521%
Medium8022%
Hard7922%
Very Hard7119%

Month by Month#

Only months inside the stats window have their own page — earlier months in this table are archive-only.

MonthPuzzlesAvg. DifficultyOfficial Verified
January31331
February28328
March312.531
April302.830
May313.131
June303.230
July313.231
August313.131
September303.130
October313.131
November303.630
December313.231

Hardest Day#

The hardest day of the year was Puzzle #9,494, rated 5/5.

Bonus Days#

This year had 83 weekend days and 74 holiday days — each one pays a points bonus for signed-in play (×2 on weekends, ×3 on holidays).

Browse the full 2025 puzzle archive.

How These Numbers Are Made#

Every figure on this page is computed from data NerdleBuddy already publishes: the daily archive's date-to-puzzle assignment and percentile difficulty, and the committed solver artefacts behind the strategy guide. Nothing here comes from Nerdle's own official answer history. The methodology page has the full write-up of how the dataset, difficulty scale, and solver strategy are built.

Nerdle Classic (Official) figures are different: they aggregate only rows already verified against Nerdle's own published Classic answer pages, read from our stored archive. This page never fetches Nerdle's site itself, and a period with no verified rows says so plainly instead of estimating one.

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