NYT Connections Hints and Answers for Today’s Game For Tuesday, February 4 

Are you a New York Times games fan? Let’s talk a bit about it to get NYT Connections hints and answers for today’s game on Tuesday, February 4. It has become a kind of obsession for the players and probably for you too, as you are reading about this game.

It is a word puzzle offered by the New York Times that is super satisfying when you complete it successfully. It is also frustrating when you are sitting staring blankly at the screen. 

Players get 16 words with a mission to divide them into four groups of four. Each group has a common thread or connection and that’s the tricky part of the game. The group can be anything: synonyms, things starting from the same letter, food categories, etc. The game can be straightforward or brain-bender on any day of the week.

The group has color-coded difficulty, starting with yellow (the easiest group) and going up to purple (prepare to be stumped!). In the game, you have only four chances to win the puzzle, so you have to be strategic.

How to Play NYT Connections

New York Times Connections have 16 words in a 4x4 grid. Puzzlers need to create four groups of four items. Each group category must have a common theme. Connections groups can be synonyms, animals, food ingredients, movie characters, book titles, etc.

Each day the puzzle is edited by ‘Wyna Liu’. Each group is assigned color-coded difficulty levels. The color-coded groups are Yellow, Green, Blue, and Purple. The yellow is the easiest or most straightforward, and the purple is the hardest or trickiest group.

Today’s Connections puzzle might be difficult for you, but after following these steps, you can win the NYT Wordle on the first attempt.

• Go through the 4x4 grid of words carefully and think about categories with synonyms, animals, book titles, characters, etc.
• Align the four groups with 4 items in each group and submit them.
• Celebrate your winning if you win it in four given chances; otherwise, keep practicing with us.
• Mind the chances, as there are not 4 chances to win the puzzle; otherwise, it is game over.