If you've spent any time on Twitter in the last week, chances are you've seen the grids of emoji boxes taking over your feed. That's thanks to Wordle, a new puzzle game that's become somewhat of an obsession for many since The New York Timeswrote about it just over a week ago. Like other viral games, Wordle is deceptively simple: you have six chances to guess a new five-letter word. And that's... pretty much it. There's just one puzzle a day, and it's free to play with no ads . Its creator, a so...
If you've spent any time on Twitter in the last week, chances are you've seen the grids of emoji boxes taking over your feed. That's thanks to Wordle, a new puzzle game that's become somewhat of an obsession for many since The New York Timeswrote about it just over a week ago. Like other viral games, Wordle is deceptively simple: you have six chances to guess a new five-letter word. And that's... pretty much it. There's just one puzzle a day, and it's free to play with no ads . Its creator, a so...
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