Playing Wordle, one of the year's most popular games, doesn't necessitate a powerful smartphone or a console. Following the word game's meteoric rise to online fame, the New York Times paid seven figures to acquire it.
If you're a fan of Wordle and would like to see it succeed, you've found the ideal spot. There have been other spin-offs, but now there's a whole new game called Waffle. The creator of the game was James Robinson.
When the game was first revealed in February, Robinson explained that its name, waffle game, was picked due to its likeness to a waffle.
Comparatively, Wordle allows you six chances to get one word right, but Waffle forces you to guess six words. In the game, you can make six words out of green, yellow, and white words by swapping them on the grid. There are fifteen chances for you to alter the language. Each Waffle has ten possible solutions, as stated on the website.
The green tiles stand for ones that are correctly positioned, hence their colour. Even though they belong in a different place, the yellow tiles indicate that they are still part of the word. The white tiles need to be replaced because they are not appropriate.
The game ends when all of your tiles have been placed correctly or when you run out of chances. You can only play it once a day, and it resets every 24 hours, same like Wordle.
Anyone looking for a challenge should give waffle a go.