New Wordle Clone WeWordle Lets Two Players Fight On The Same Grid

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New Wordle clone WeWordle lets two players fight on the same grid, creating an opportunity for head-to-head word-guessing action. Wordle captivated Twitter in early 2022, combining simplistic gameplay with viral sharing options to garner a massive player base within months of its release. While that massive popularity has faltered slightly, there are still a number of people guessing the Wordle puzzle each day. Whether it’s the dwindling cultural relevance or the fact that Wordle is running out of possible five-letter words to use, the word game’s lifespan likely won’t last forever, though. That’s where variations on the game’s design come into play.

Shortly after Wordle garnered national attention, clones began popping up on the internet. Most clones keep the basic principles of Wordle but change it slightly, such as Lewdle, which tasks players with guessing a vulgar five-letter word. Others, like Marvle, limit words to a specific theme. Some Wordle clones change the format entirely, like Moviedle, which has movie buffs watching a sped-up clip of a movie before guessing the day’s chosen film. The different examples give players more options after taking on Wordle’s daily puzzle.

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WeWordle, a new Wordle clone (via PCGamer), lets two players fight on the same grid, in turn-based gameplay. In two-player matchups with either a random internet opponent or a friend through code-sharing, players take turns guessing the secret five-letter word, with each potential answer revealing new information. Just like in normal Wordle, incorrect guesses show whether or not a letter is in the word and if it’s in the right place. The catch is that each player’s guesses show up on the