Dordle is a word game similar to the classic game Boggle. Here's how to play:

1. Setup: Dordle is typically played on a 5x5 grid. Each cell of the grid contains a letter. You can either use a physical grid with letter cubes or play online where the grid is displayed.

2. Goal: The goal of Dordle is to find as many words as possible within a set time limit (usually 3 minutes). Words can be formed by connecting adjacent letters horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Each letter in a word must be adjacent to the previous letter.

3. Playing: To play, look at the grid of letters and mentally or physically trace paths to form words. Words must be at least three letters long. When you find a word, write it down or type it out.

4. Scoring: Longer words are worth more points. Common scoring systems award 1 point for 3- and 4-letter words, 2 points for 5-letter words, 3 points for 6-letter words, and so on.

5. Validation: After the time is up, players compare their lists of words. Any words found by multiple players are typically crossed out, as they cancel each other out. Unique words remaining on a player's list count toward their final score.

6. Winning: The player with the highest score wins.

Remember, to make the game more challenging and interesting, you can add variations such as setting a theme for the words, allowing proper nouns, or increasing the minimum word length. Enjoy playing Dordle!