In Wordle Clone Survivle Players Want to Avoid the Correct Answer
Survivle, the latest in a long list of Wordle clones, turns the game on its head by having players do their best to avoid the correct answer. Wordle took over the internet towards the end of last year, when it exploded into popularity, increasing its daily play rate exponentially in a matter of weeks. The word puzzle game offers a unique twist on many internet-based games in that it can only be played once a day, making it an excellent addition to morning routines or a convenient lunch-break brain teaser.
Due to Wordle's meteoric success it has spawned dozens of clone games, that take the core concept of Wordle and try to approach it from a new angle that will capture some of the original's popularity or snag a section of its fanbase. Many of these clones are simple reskins, which take Wordle and give it a theme so it might appeal to fans of that content. Lordle of the Rings is a LOTR-themed Wordle clone for example, and there is also such a one for MTG fans, among others. Other attempts to borrow some of Wordle's success have added unique spins to the game like changing it into a multiplayer battle royale. This newest clone follows in that line of thought.
Related: Wordle: What The Boxes Mean
An article published by Game Rant explained Survivle, which was announced in a Reddit post by its creator, lazyguyy, two days ago. Survivle finds a truly new take on Wordle by flipping the game entirely upside down. The goal of Survivle is to avoid guessing the correct word for as long as possible, despite being forced to use every correct piece of information you acquire. This new spin adds a fresh perspective on Wordle while simultaneously tapping into the same type of enjoyment that the original inspires.
Unsurprisingly, some of
Read more on screenrant.com
