What the Poople Archive Contains
Each verified entry records the puzzle number, its UTC date, the four-letter starting word, and the shortest known route length to POOP. The list is ordered with the newest puzzle first so the current daily entry is easy to find.
How to Find an Older Puzzle
- Choose a year. Use the year pills to limit the archive to one calendar year.
- Choose a month. Month counts show how many verified entries are available in that month.
- Jump or search. Pick a UTC date or enter part of a starting word to narrow the results.
How to Read an Expanded Route
Open a row to see one shortest route. The highlighted tile identifies the letter that changed, while the transition text makes the move readable even without relying on color. Use Replay to practise the same start word or More paths to inspect alternatives in the Solver.
Why Revisit Past Poople Puzzles
Older puzzles are useful drills: replay a word that caused trouble, compare your route with par, and notice which gateway words make the final moves easier. The archive turns the daily game into a reusable collection of practice routes.
Poople Archive FAQ
When does a new archive entry appear?
The archive follows the daily puzzle's 08:00 UTC rotation and shows only verified entries through the latest available puzzle.
Can I open today's answer?
Yes. Today's entry is listed first. Open its answer panel when you are ready to inspect the verified route.
What does par mean?
Par is the shortest verified number of moves from the starting word to POOP in the current word graph.
What happens if live data is unavailable?
The page uses the project's cached or last verified data when possible and labels that state instead of inventing a result.
Tell us which archived route helped
Share a useful route, a clever sequence, or a correction that can help the next Poople player.
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