Playing Wordle, one of the year's most popular games, doesn't necessitate a powerful smartphone or a console. The New York Times paid seven figures to acquire the online word game when it became immensely popular.
For those who enjoy Wordle and would like to see it developed further, you have found the correct spot. Waffle, the latest in a long line of spin-offs, is now accessible to play. The game was created by James Robinson.
According to Robinson, the game's name, waffle, was picked since, upon initial unveiling in February, it looked like a waffle.
Unlike Wordle, which provides you six chances to get one word right, waffle game requires you to predict six words. Six words, consisting of green, yellow, and white words, can be created in the game by exchanging the words on the grid. There are fifteen chances for you to alter the language. The website claims that for every Waffle, there are ten different ways to solve it.
The green tiles stand for ones that are correctly positioned, hence their color. Even though they belong in a different place, the yellow tiles indicate that they are still part of the word. Because they are out of place, the white tiles must be replaced.
The game ends when you have used all of your tiles or when time runs out. The game, like Wordle, resets every 24 hours and limits you to playing it once daily.
Anyone looking for a challenge should give waffle a go.