No it isn't. The powerlanguage address [1] redirects to the New York Times's version [2].

[1] https://www.powerlanguage.co.uk/wordle/

[2] https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html

Picking at nits I know, but it is available via that site, not at it.

And via a cookie wall. From a quick scan of NYT's policy I got the impression clicking "reject" might only reject their direct tracking not that of 3rd parties, though I didn't have time to look in detail first time I was redirected, and I've not yet found the right combination of free time and inclination to nip back since, so I could have come to the wrong conclusion there.

That URL currently redirects to the NYT version of the game, although it's possible that browsers may continue to cache and display a previously-requested version of the page contents (avoiding a redirect, at least while the cache remains valid).

The future appears to be unevenly distributed. Some get redirected some don’t.

Several people were redirected to the NYT version before I was, as discussed in my Wordle group. I suspect they did this as a gradual transition to validate the migration. I wasn’t redirected until yesterday.

When the NYT announced the purchase, they said Wordle would "initially" remain free to play.

If I told you that tonight I will "initially" be watching Evil Dead II, you're going to have some questions about what I'm doing afterward.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/31/business/media/new-york-t...

I'd be amazed as well, they're far better off using it to promote themselves and try to bait you to try/look at other things. Paywalling it would just remove most of those daily users they just bought. Maybe when it dies off, then they will do that, but quite likely most people will use one of the many clones, especially the apps. The fad will die off really quick I'm thinking. To me it doesn't have the lasting power of things like sudoku.

Not saving the original HTML and JavaScript before the redirect was established.