Wordle

I’d like to tell you about an exciting and rather intellectual game from The New York Times Games — Wordle. It’s important to clarify that the NYT didn’t actually come up with the game; they simply bought the original idea from some little programmer guy from Brooklyn who had made it for his chick. In my opinion, that’s peak cuckoldry. Anyway, back to the game. Player has to guess a five-letter word in six attempts. What’s interesting is that the word changes every 24 hours. It’s like a Battle Royale (Fortnite, PUBG, Apex Legends), except instead of mindlessly jerking yourself off with 15 gaming sessions an hour, all day long, you actually have to learn some patience. Every 24 hours, you sit down and play thoughtfully instead of wasting your precious time on games with guns and blood. Thanks to Wordle, we can easily divide society into the intelligence and biological waste. Because in this game, you actually have to **THINK**. In Fortnite, you can revive your teammate ten times; here, your teammate is fighting against you in an intellectual battle with no room for error. I love this game. Especially when I get words like ELEGY, SLOOP, and MESSY.

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Great challenge for anyone, especially for people that speak fluent english and want to push their knowledge of words. Some of the words chosen are unfair in the sense that they're conjugations of other words, but other than that it's a balanced game.