I do the daily wordle, but lately have been liking the murdle and the hexcodle.
I’ve tried worldle, but I’m crap at geography. Probably a reason I should play more, but thems be the breaks.
Any recommendations?
If you enjoy puzzles like Wordle, Murdle, and Hexcodle, try Quordle (solve four Wordles simultaneously) or Knotwords (a crossword-meets-logic puzzle). For geography practice, whopper clicker might also be fun and engaging!
Metazooa. It’s not quite a wordle clone, but it’s clearly inspired by the genre
Basically, you have to guess an animal each day, and every time you guess, the game tells you the last branch your guess and the animal have in common on the taxanomic tree
🐯 Animal #230 🐕 I figured it out in 11 guesses! 🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟧🟨🟩🟩🟩🟩 🔥 1 | Avg. Guesses: 11
https://metazooa.com #metazooa
That was super fun! Thank you for sharing
Thats so cool! Thanks. :)
this was so fun!
I’m not sure if this one counts, but I’m a fan of Rogule
Rogule is a minimalist online Roguelike game you play in your web browser. Everyone gets the same dungeon each day. You get one chance to beat each day’s dungeon. It is free to play.
That was super cute! Thanks for sharing. I beat today’s
This is a nice little diversion. I don’t know how good I did.
#Rogule 2024-3-17
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streak: 1
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🍄Neat! I’ve always been a fan of roguelikes!
#Rogule 2024-3-25 🧝 4xp ⛩ 93 👣 streak: 1 🟩🟩🟩🟩⬜ ⚔ 🐺🐗🧛 🌰🌰 🍄
Seems cool but the rules are opaque and you can’t retry, which is a combo that means I’ll never touch this again.
Murdle: https://murdle.com/
A daily logic puzzle murder mystery.
that’s awesome!
Is there a way to play previous ones? That’s something that always bothers me in these daily puzzles
Unfortunately not. There are several books released though. I have the first one, it’s pretty fun and a nice way to occupy oneself with a break from screens.
I noticed that the code is quite open to check, so currently I’m poking around the code to see what functions to call to reset the puzzle to a specific date or a random generated one.
It’s a bit tricky
So, I have my games on an old phone to not clutter my phone. What I do with these is just change the date on your phone, and that day’s puzzle should unlock for you. But that’s the benefit of having it on another phone so it doesn’t fuck up your messages and other stuff.
P.s. I’m assuming this is played on a phone, if not, just ignore my suggestion, but this could work on any device.
"It’s really hard to make an abstract idea concrete, so they used marble. " lol
(from the tutorial mystery)
I just played today’s. Maybe I need to play more to really get it. Is it always this trivial?
Mondays are always the easiest level. As the week goes on the difficulty goes up.
Ahh ok cool, I’ll keep at it. Thanks for the recommendation.
I quite enjoy challenging my musical knowledge with https://bandle.app/
Ok I like this one. I’ll be playing it again tomorrow. I’m showing my age but I used to love “Name that Tune” and I think this scratches that same itch.
Bandle #578 2/6
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Found: 1/1 (100%)I thought I’d be terrible but got it in 2. I mean, it is a very iconic bass line, but I’m still proud. Thank you for the suggestion!
One word is the key word, every other word is ranked by relatedness, #300 is the 300th closest word, #1 is the correct word.
This game is not fun. It’s not at all clear how the words relate, to the point where I got a top 10 word in the first 10 guesses, and it still took over 100 guesses to find the keyword.
I found it to be an unrewarding waste of time.
I’m with you, I got word number 9, it felt like it had nothing to do with word number 1, word number 9000 however I felt was pretty close.
This one is very difficult, I only got close thanks to a typo!
Oh this is one of those games. But I really like it! Thanks for the suggestion!
I’m surprised I didn’t see https://guessthe.game/ on this list. I try to play it every day, but you can really get lost going down the rabbit hole of all the previous day’s games.
My nightly routine before bed:
- Smartle (simple word game)
- Chronophoto (guess the year five photos were taken)
- TimeGuessr (guess the year and location five photos were taken)
- Connections (NYTimes categorization game)
- Spelling Bee (NYTimes letter game)
- Hurdle (basically five linked Wordles)
- Wordle
- Strands (new NYTimes letter game)
Also try to play AntGame.io at least once a day to get a decent score.
The NYT games are my morning ritual but I haven’t seen strands before, that’s exciting! I know it’s beta but I wish it showed up in the games app, hopefully soon
Eldrow is pretty entertaining, though it’s not really limited to once a day. You pick a word and the computer makes guesses until it figures it out.
Waffle. It’s like wordle+jumble in a waffle shape. You need to solve the puzzle in the least number of moves possible.
Heardle (Rock version).Technically less of a puzzle and more of a song guessing game. Still fun, nonetheless. I prefer the rock version cause I don’t suck at it lol.
Duotrigordle is pretty good fun
Thank you! I forgot to mention these two.
There’s also a 64dle if you’re really feeling adventurous
https://travle.earth/ you’re given two countries and asked to name the countries in between.
This is a good one, though I was much better at the local version
Absurdle is an antagonistic version of wordle. The word changes based on your guess to be as hard as possible.
There’s also this version of passwordle in which you guess the the input to make the matching sha256.
A while ago I used to play Redactle unlimited, a game in which, by entering words, you need to uncover the text from a random Wikipedia page, and the goal is to find the title of the Wikipedia article with as less words as possible
That’s pretty fun too! I had to use a few hints but I bet once you get used to it it gets easier
My issue is that if you don’t know what the article is about and it’s not a word/concept you know, there’s absolutely no chance of ‘winning’.
Semantle is pretty fun. For every word you guess it tells you how semantically similar it is to the secret word.
You get unlimited guesses, so there’s no shame in throwing words at the wall and seeing what sticks
